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State investment in China: You are what you buy
PRIVATE consumption in China is low compared to the United States. Yet hidden disposable incomes may account for trillions of yuan, held disproportionally in the hands of the rich(0)
Special report: China's economy: Like high wheeling on a pennyfarthing
SIMON COX, our Asia economics editor, discusses China's economy, its powerful state-owned enterprises and where there is opportunity for growth(1)
Fiscal policy: What the Fed fears
Responsibility?(5)
Free exchange: Humbler horizons
America’s economy is growing at an unimpressive rate. It may not be able to go much faster(14)
Central and eastern Europe: On the edge of the euro storm
The climate on the periphery of the periphery(7)
Last night's summit: The feeling's mutual
François Hollande and Angela Merkel are clashing over Eurobonds, and more(21)
Europe’s weaker economies are in the grip of a worsening credit crunch(4)
Facebook’s flotation: That sinking feeling
The shine quickly comes off the social network’s huge IPO(7)
The euro crisis: An ever-deeper democratic deficit
The level of further integration necessary to deal with the euro crisis will be hard to square with the increasing cantankerousness of Europe’s voters(8)
Google and antitrust: Over to you, and hurry
The European Commission puts the ball into Google’s court(3)
The costs of a Greek exit: Cutting up rough
How much do Greece and the rest of Europe stand to lose?(7)
Charlemagne: The feeling’s mutual
Mr Hollande and Mrs Merkel are clashing over Eurobonds, and more(112)
America's economy: Fiscal cliffs, multipliers, and the myth of central bank independence
The headline says it all(17)
Politics and private equity: Bringing the Bain
If Mr Romney can't defend against Mr Obama's attempt to turn his business experience into a liability, he doesn't deserve to win.(403)
Public sector pensions: Accounting madness
Taking on a pension scheme in deficit adds to debt, it does not reduce it(24)
Daily chart: A rebalancing act
Levelling out competitiveness in the euro area will be costly(127)
The euro crisis: Time to pull the plug?
There is no way to know the right answer(53)
Money talks: May 21st 2012: Driving up the cost of cars
OUR correspondents on a slightly disappointing IPO for Facebook, the Indonesian government's plan to increase down-payments on cars, and a survey on bosses that found more top companies are betting on outsiders(0)
Structural unemployment: Jobs for the long run
Structural unemployment also rises in recessions(26)
Facebook's flotation: Red faces
The social network's debut as a public company has not gone smoothly(55)
Yahoo! and Alibaba: The long goodbye
At long last Yahoo! and Alibaba will part ways, albeit slowly(9)
The euro crisis: No one wins this game of chicken
Europe may have called Greece's bluff, but an exit is still probable(13)
The endangered public company: A limited future?
OUR correspondents discuss Facebook's initial public offering and the future of the public company(5)
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