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The world is changing

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Sunday, August 26, 2012
By Walter Kemmsies       Patterns of trade flows and economic activity continue to be erratic as the United States and Europe struggle to recover against a backdrop of uncertainty about government policies. However, these patterns also reflect changes in the structure of the world economy.     It is likely that economic trends, which in the last decade resulted in severe imbalances, will be quite different when the recovery gains traction. The process of adjustment to new ...
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