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Nov 27, 2012
Japan’s nationalism is a sign of weakness
If the country looks inward, both it and the world will be worse off, writes Joseph Nye
Nov 26, 2012
Greece does not need debt forgiveness
If one looks beyond the debt ratio, interest payments are sustainable, writes Daniel Gros
Nov 26, 2012
An industrial revolution for South Africa
ANC should create the conditions needed to attract long-term investors, writes Moeletsi Mbeki
Nov 25, 2012
Time for shadow boxing in Europe is over
Last week’s sparring could be a practice session for a title bout, writes David Davis
Nov 25, 2012
Argentina shows the integrity of default
The ruling could have serious consequences for debt relief cases, writes Mario Blejer
Nov 23, 2012
A Twitter law would be unwise
The broad-based attack on individual tweeters is excessive, writes Jonathan Zittrain
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Nov 23, 2012
The shortcomings of Foresight
Problems cloud studies on algorithmic and high-frequency trading, writes Stuart Baden Powell
Nov 22, 2012
Adoboli should not take all the blame
The lesson of the UBS trading scandal is that the City is out of control, writes Lex van Dam
Nov 22, 2012
The pernicious influence of US audit rules
A prudent regime would have precluded bank excesses, write Ben Levenstein and Robert Talbut
Nov 21, 2012
Debt should be at heart of Greece’s deal
Policy makers must recognise the failure of their current strategy, writes Zsolt Darvas
Nov 21, 2012
If you want to tax the rich, do it fairly
The richest 1% of income taxpayers pay nearly 30% of it, writes Paul Johnson
Nov 21, 2012
Israel should learn from Northern Ireland
The Middle Eastern country should put Hamas to the test, writes Richard Haass
Nov 20, 2012
We’re all in this together, including savers
If Osborne is to be both fair and smart, richer people must take the strain, writes Paul Goodman
Nov 20, 2012
There is hope yet for Afghanistan
Afghans do not share the perception of a chaotic and ungovernable country, says Karl Eikenberry
Nov 20, 2012
Banking must not be left in the shadows
Market economies change, so the measurement systems should keep pace, writes Gary Gorton
Nov 19, 2012
Make corporate tax rules fair for all
Multinationals are being given vast subsidies, write Nicholas Shaxson and Sol Picciotto
Nov 19, 2012
Catalonia’s future is for all Spain to decide
Never have Catalonia’s people enjoyed more freedom, writes Cayetana Alvarez de Toledo
Nov 19, 2012
Role reversal will slow climate change
China must act for its own sake, write Aaditya Mattoo and Arvind Subramanian
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Critics of gas should be realistic
Curbing supplies immediately would lead to more use of coal and oil, writes Michael Levi