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The Road From Ruin
February 2nd, 2010There was much soul-searching at the World Economic Forum in Davos last week. Matthew, who was there covering the event for the Economist, was struck by the mixture of gloom and optimism: gloom, because the recovery of the world economy is still fragile at best; optimism, because there is a will to build a better economic system. One [...]
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