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Daily update October 27, 2018
NEWS
Experts from the HSE Centre for Business Tendency Studies (CBTS) analysed for the first time the growth of the manufacturing industry in CIS ...
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Aging populations continue to confound governments worldwide as they struggle to assure financial security for retirees without overburdening their ...
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Most of all, however, it is a home run for the Indiana economy because it will drive demand for two billion bushels of corn nationwide, which will help ...
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For Talking Business Africa, Lerato Mbele-Roberts talks to South African property developer Sisa Ngebulana about his early life in a village in the ...
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Leaders who try to engineer short-term booms ignore the long-term costs, South Africa's Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago said. "Populist ...
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Good news, investors: You don't need to worry about the economy. Bad news: The Federal Reserve doesn't need to worry either. The economy was ...
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Trumpʹs latest campaign to put pressure on China, with the option of raising existing trade tariffs of 10% to 25% by year-end, is just part of an ...
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The world's two largest economies have been slapping tariffs on each other in an ongoing trade fight, with the US imposing about US$250 billion of ...
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The internal heterogeneity of China's economy is indeed exceptionally high for a developing country. Parts of China are poor, and parts wealthy.
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As we know after decades of monetary life support, there is something called "great unwind" going on at the moment where every major economy is ...
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When Fast Growing Economies Slow Down: International Evidence and Implications for China
Using international data starting in 1957, we construct a sample of cases where fast-growing economies slow down. The evidence suggests that ...
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