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• August 11, 2016 The Recruitment of Migrant Workers By London Science and technology Firms
  By: Andrew P. Goodwin
• June 20, 2016 One Million Opportunities: The Impact of Mobile Internet on the Economy of Southeast Asia
  By: Oxford Economics
• November 24, 2015 Trade Winds: Shaping the Future of International Business
  By: Scott Livermore
• June 15, 2015 The Economic Impact of Huawei in the UK
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• June 09, 2015 Competitiveness - Catching the Next Wave: Africa
  By: Oxford Economics
• May 15, 2015 London 2030: How Will the Capital's Economy Change
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• March 05, 2015 The Cloud Grows Up
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• September 05, 2013 US wars have little economic impact on asset prices
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• September 05, 2013 The equity market will climb a wall of worry
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• August 05, 2013 Attack on Syria: the danger is in escalation
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• August 05, 2013 Fighting the Fed
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• August 05, 2013 If the Fed threshold changes
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• July 05, 2013 Draghi's "Whatever it takes" speech was turning point in euro crisis
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• July 05, 2013 US recovery on track
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• June 05, 2013 Launching the third arrow of Abenomics
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• June 05, 2013 Our bond market, your problem?
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• June 05, 2013 Faster taper – limited impact
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• June 05, 2013 Why the ECB should cut borrowing costs in periphery
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• June 05, 2013 UK housing market: bellows to a bubble?
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• May 05, 2013 The case for rising US corporate capex
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• October 05, 2012 China: Highlights and Key Issues
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• August 05, 2012 Poland: Industry Forecast
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• August 05, 2012 China: Industry Forecast
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• May 05, 2012 Country Economic Forecasts: Thailand
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• May 05, 2012 Country Economic Forecasts: Czech Republic
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• January 05, 2012 Spain's fiscal targets should be eased
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• January 05, 2012 The Fed moves to provide more transparency
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• November 05, 2011 Eurozone finally agrees a deal but uncertainties remain unresolved
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• October 05, 2011 Global Outlook: Dangerous Times
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• July 05, 2011 Are the advanced economies facing a lost decade?
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• June 05, 2011 The New Digital Economy: How it will transform business
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• May 05, 2011 Balancing growth and stability in EU financial reform
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• April 05, 2011 The Economic Impact of the Earthquake and Tsunami in Japan: What Will It Mean for Your Business?
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• May 05, 2010 What now for the 'peripheral' Eurozone countries?
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• February 05, 2010 Is the recovery sustainable in the US and Europe?
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• February 05, 2010 Is Greece heading for default?
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• October 05, 2009 Credit Crunch Watch
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• October 05, 2009 Global capital flows on the rebound?
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• October 05, 2009 Leaders and laggards, on the way down and up
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• October 05, 2009 The Economic Outlook for London
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• September 05, 2009 Can India catch up with China?
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• August 05, 2009 Valuing the effects of Great Barrier Reef bleaching
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• June 05, 2009 Why are US home foreclosures so high?
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• June 05, 2009 Could swine flu tip the world into deflation?
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• May 05, 2009 Slump in wealth to hinder global recovery prospects?
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• April 05, 2009 Assessing the slowdown in China
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• March 05, 2009 How far away is a global recovery?
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• March 05, 2009 Eurozone Unity Under Threat?
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• March 05, 2009 The economic contribution of ports to the UK economy
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• February 05, 2009 An Indispensable Relationship: Economic Linkages between the UK and the rest of the European Union
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• January 05, 2009 OEF Commentary on Avian Flu
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• January 05, 2009 Financial meltdown averted – but how deep and how widespread will the recession be?
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• December 05, 2008 Country Economic Forecasts: China
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• December 05, 2008 Country Economic Forecasts: Germany
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• December 05, 2008 Country Economic Forecasts: Brazil
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• November 05, 2006 The Economic Impact of Tourism and the I Love New York Campaign
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