The Global Economics of Desire

1. The world economy

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Women and the World Economy

The world economy is in recession.

Is the world economy at risk?

The global economy has fallen into a recession.

The world economy seems to have become dislocated.

(c) International economics and trade

The world economy is an interdependent whole.

The global economy is overrun with such poisoned packages.

The global economy is now their platform.

Argentina was briefly Wall Street's darling. Then came Mexico's crisis, and Russia's, and Asia's.

So where is the global economy headed?

The World Economy Shaken Not Doomed

The world economy turned sour for emerging markets.

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The world economy is once again at a major turning point.

On the answers will depend the health of the global economy.

Why does the world economy look so flimsy?

The world economy desperately awaits its new Keynes.

Is the world economy on the brink of recession?

Moreover, the entire global economy will contract.

America is strong, and the global economy is strong.

The world economy will not recover anytime soon.

THE WORLD ECONOMY IN 1993 AN UPDATE

The world economy is moving out of a long drawn out stagnation.

The world economy has been run for too long by finance enthusiasts.

CAMBRIDGE The world economy has seen globalization collapse once already.

84. The world economy continued to be marked by sharp contrasts.

So, where does that leave the world economy?

Fortunately, the world economy is not exacerbating Bolivia s domestic polarization.

But right now, the global economy is teetering on the precipice of disaster.

At some point, the world economy will begin expanding rapidly again.

Second, the world economy was becoming increasingly a service economy.

The global economy is in the throes of a fundamental structural change.

World economy stalled and governments fell, leaving entire civilisations in ruin.

There is no doubt that the world economy is in trouble.

And the 65 billion needed every month to fund the US current account deficit continues to flow in. Thus, the world economy may dodge yet another potential catastrophe.

It is not that the world economy faces a liquidity squeeze.

The world economy looks better and even inside Europe, demand is rising.

The turning point that the US and world economy are facing is straightforward.

Thus, the world economy may dodge yet another potential catastrophe.

At the same time, however, the world economy grew more rapidly than ever.

If the current pattern is sustained, the global economy will be permanently transformed.