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Top writers and contributors to "The Economist" have come together to deliver an accessible and expert analysis that shows readers how to make sense of the modern economy. It focuses on the critical topics of the day, including: * China's rise and what it presages for the world's economy * Globalization--its rapid rise and vocal opponents * The U.S. budge deficit--and why it is dangerous * Nations in turmoil--why former giants like Germany and Japan have run into trouble. * The arteries of capitalism--the intersections of financial markets, central banks, and global capital * Economic facts and fallacies
This is a probing and thought-provoking overview that will engage readers with an intersest in the issues affecting our world
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Economics: Making Sense of the Modern Economy
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