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Abenomics will cause regional damage
Japan is rubbing salt into the wounds of China, Taiwan and South Korea, writes David Li
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May 20, 2013
Cheap money is still scarce in the Brics
Leaders from India to South Africa struggle to attract capital flows, says Ruchir Sharma
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May 20, 2013
Markets are at risk of a ‘big data’ crash
Regulation needs to adapt to computerised details, write Maureen O’Hara and David Easley
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May 19, 2013
Beijing’s Arctic goals are not to be feared
China’s motives in the region concern climate change, trade and resources, says Linda Jakobson
May 19, 2013
Britain needs a broader debate over cuts
The country faces hard choices over public spending– on whether to continue with ring fences, says Paul Johnson
May 19, 2013
China’s national problems start locally
Appeals for financial restraint and prudent investment behaviour have failed, says George Magnus
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May 17, 2013
Mile-high bid to step up to a better class
Auctions seem a fine way of assessing willingness to pay, writes Tim Harford
May 17, 2013
The name’s Bond. I’m a programmer
The world of cyber espionage is moving out of the shadows, writes Chris Morgan-Jones
May 17, 2013
Dangerous talk of Frogs and the Boche
‘National characteristics’ say less about those seen than those who see them, writes Tony Barber
May 16, 2013
Only one voter matters in Iran
Ayatollah Khamenei will decide on the next president, writes Ray Takeyh
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May 16, 2013
US needs a better kind of scandal
The Benghazi and IRS stories are not solid enough to stick, writes Jacob Weisberg
May 15, 2013
London must be free to tax and spend
Other capital cities have a wider tax base and more freedom to set rates, says Tony Travers
May 15, 2013
France should face up to its fears
The realisation of what is needed explains the people’s profound anxiety, writes Maurice Lévy
May 15, 2013
Brown-Vitter cannot fix US banks by itself
Regulators are urging one thing and legislating for another, writes Mark Roe
May 14, 2013
Iceland’s election is a signal to Europe
Can any politician meet the expectations of Europe’s voters, asks Steingrímur Sigfússon
May 14, 2013
UK could reshape EU if it would only try
Political leaders must show they want and expect to stay in the EU, writes Charles Grant
May 13, 2013
Reform can ward off a Chinese revolution
Without constitutional rule, the country will struggle to avoid turbulence, says Deng Yuwen
May 13, 2013
Shareholders should pay for their votes
Quadratic vote-buying would ensure efficient decisions, say Eric Posner and Glen Weyl
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