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• Is the World's Reserve Currency In Trouble? To what extent will the global role of the U.S. dollar have changed a decade from now?
• Why Central Bankers Should Be Humble: Creating a nightmare of unintended consequences.
• How to Save the Euro: Start with a complete fiscal dis-union.
• The Poverty Miracle: Three decades of market-based reforms have dramatically reduced poverty and expanded India's middle class. But the business climate remains uneven.
• Toxic Economics.
• Singh's Statement of Policy.
• Broken Rules.
• Japan's Timing Disaster: A second tax hike followed by the coronavirus crisis.
• China's Coronavirus Fallout: Hong Kong and Singapore take big hits.
• The China Debate: How to avoid a further crash in economic growth.

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• Brexit: the unintended consequences.
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• Does innovation lead to prosperity for all? the word "innovation" has become the new mythical silver bullet to fix the world economy.
• Draghi's German nightmare: and tensions could worsen.
• From Deauville to Cyprus: the seeds of another eurozone crisis have been planted.
• Venezuelan Debt Conundrum: Continued deterioration of the oil industry will make restructuring even more difficult.
• Europe Is in More Trouble Than You Think: What the elite experts all have in common is the failure to grasp dynamic shifts that have taken place in our societies.