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The process could shift the country to a new growth path, but only if Beijing liberalises residency policies
Its benefits have been exaggerated and avoiding the worst is not the same as delivering the best
Beijing will have to weigh risks with any rewards if it hopes to help set global online rules
John Kay
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COLUMNISTS
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OPINION
6:18pm
The world needs to understand Putin
The Russian leader is conservative and is no friend to a tired status quo, writes Alexandr Dugin
The A-List
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OPINION
6:55pm
Ignore pyrotechnics in US budget politics
Huge progress has already been made in getting on to a sustainable path, says Bruce Bartlett
Notebook
6:21pm
An obsession to save the spirit of Bolívar
El Comandante was fated to follow El Libertador, writes Benedict Mander
Global Insight
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WORLD
7:26pm
East’s ‘transition backlash’ alerts core EU
Troubles in Bulgaria and elsewhere go behind anti-austerity protests
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Time for truce in US budget wars
Obama should lend ambition to a sterile fiscal debate
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Mexican revolution
Peña Nieto is off to a good start. He should build on it
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Natural limits of policy on steroids
Funding for Lending may do good. Alone, it is not enough
Inside Business
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COMPANIES
Mar 12, 2013
Growth comes with side effects for Singapore
Opaque business brings unwanted attention for the Lion City, built up to rival Switzerland
Markets Insight
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MARKETS
Mar 12, 2013
Dollar is the only serious reserve player
Strong markets and recovering growth will ensure the currency’s dominance
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Gideon Rachman
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COLUMNISTS
Mar 11, 2013
Prepare for endgame in North Korea
The US and China should pool ideas on the nuclear threat
- China adjusts approach to North Korea
- Editorial The growing threat from North Korea
- In depth North Korea
Janan Ganesh
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COLUMNISTS
Mar 11, 2013
Better make this Budget a boring one
Beige would respect that there is no magic bullet for growth
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Britain’s austerity is indefensible
Cameron’s arguments against fiscal policy flexibility are wrong