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Financial reform: the U.S. needs
sound monetary policy and
an effective supervision
of its financial system
The U.S. economic recovery will
accelerate in the months ahead
The ECB is facing a long exit from
its easy credit conditions
China's economy is returning to
a 9-10 percent growth path
Germany should rely less on
export-led growth
India's loose monetary policy
is a threat to steady growth
Japan's recovery needs a much
stronger domestic demand
President Obama would do well to
review his economic team
America's rising productivity
boosting corporate profits
Brazil's balanced economic growth
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The strength of America's recovery
depends on the banking system's
resumption of consumer lending
Japan's misguided growth strategy
Germany's fiscal stimulus and
exports driving the recovery
France's economy helped by
improving net exports
Italy's slow but steady exit
from a deep recession
Britain's economy weak
growth prospects
Canada's net exports spurring
the economic recovery
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Hungary's improving trade accounts
Netherland's slow economic recovery
Poland's sound trade and
budget balances
Portugal's disastrous external and
fiscal deficits
Russia's economy supported by
strong public spending
Spain's calamitous trade and
budget deficits
Sweden's slow but well balanced
economic recovery
Switzerland's balanced budget and
strong trade accounts
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