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Its capital-intensive, export-oriented approach is delivering diminishing returns and threatens to become a major political vulnerability for the govt

05-09-2011 00:25:00
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Evan A Feigenbaum: Who will win as China's economy changes?

Slack global demand has meant that China increasingly powers the growth of nearly every major economy in Asia

25-07-2011 00:11:00
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Evan A Feigenbaum: Are multilateral groups missing the point?

In every crisis of recent years, the most effective global and regional problem-solving has been borne out of necessity and focused on results

27-06-2011 00:04:00
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Evan A Feigenbaum: Can India and US cooperate in Central Asia?

The ultimate test will be to promote economic linkages and continental trade

30-05-2011 00:34:00
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Evan A Feigenbaum: Time for a US-India investment treaty

The US has been left out of a raft of agreements with India, partly because Washington has yet to sort out its own trade priorities with New Delhi

02-05-2011 00:31:00
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