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/ 15 November 2010
The UK’s addiction to borrowing could spark a recession or dampen economic growth for decades to come, a study warns.
Only nine African governments have met the target of allocating 10% of their national budget to agriculture.
The Toronto G20 summit shows it will take another crisis to redress global economic imbalances, writes <b>Larry Elliott</b>.
Ratings agencies applaud UK chancellor’s move to placate markets after sovereign debt crises.
The International Monetary Fund has a clear idea about what is wrong with Greece. The eurozone’s weakest link has a serious fiscal problem.
A distinct lack of euphoria characterised the proceedings this year as a new sense of realism took root and the Chinese dominated.
Without Chinese reform, global recovery could be doomed, writes Larry Elliott.
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/ 13 November 2009
Our ‘socially useless’ banks must learn to assist the
socially disadvantaged, writes Larry Elliott.
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/ 22 September 2009
For the next four weeks, the fear that any bank anywhere, no matter how big, could be at risk would stalk the markets.
Quick-fix economic strategies are a recipe for disaster, writes Larry Elliott.