Comment EM and The Cover
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Resource-rich Kazakhstan has changed a lot in the past 20 years. But more needs to be done to cut dependence on fossil fuels, writes the EBRD's Janet Heckman
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Western economies may never recover from the financial crisis. Their fast growth before was due to the happy confluence of some powerful one-off factors, says Stephen King -
Emerging economies in Asia have coped well with inflows of capital, but policymakers need to be circumspect in the use of macro-prudential policy
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Cornerstone investors – large investors getting the lion's share of IPOs in order to build confidence in the process –could be the very thing that undermine them
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The Chinese economy needs to rebalance to jump to the next level of development, so a temporary slowdown is inevitable
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No country is immune from adverse spillovers from crises originating elsewhere, writes Dr. Prasarn Trairatvorakul, Bank of Thailand governor
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This was meant to be China’s century, but the US looks set to retain the premier role
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim reveals his plan to 'bend the arc of history'
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Restoring people’s faith in government is key to rescuing a failed state
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Asia may not be decoupled from the West but it has plenty of room for manoeuvre
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The worst phase of the eurozone crisis may be over, says ADB president Haruhiko Kuroda, but it still poses fundamental problems – including for Asia
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It is in neither China's nor the US’ best interest to continue bickering over currency
