China risks bubbles with ‘Bernie Madoff data’
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by William Pesek on Sunday, 08 November 2009 It’s as provocative an argument as an economist can make: China is stealing jobs. The idea that China is siphoning prosperity from other poor nations using an undervalued currency... [read full story]
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