A financial new world order?
Europeans especially are speaking of a "Bretton Woods II" that could do for financial markets what the 1944 summit at a resort in New Hampshire did for monetary policy. Full Story »
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Posted by Donica Mensing - Oct 20, 2008 - 12:40 AM PDT
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Donica Mensing - Oct 20, 2008 - 12:40 AM PDT
A responsibly written, fact-based piece on world leaders' serious efforts to fix this financial crisis. Experts' opinions on whether or not a "Bretton Woods II" is in the works provide interesting, relevant context. All sides, and their often differing interests, are described fairly.
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This story explains the purpose of the coming international economic summit and some of the tradeoffs the participants will need to consider.
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Good article that sheds some much-needed light on the world's status in this crisis, and what our leaders are trying to do to correct it. Plus there was a great picture of W thrown in there.
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This is a good example that greatly shows the controversy that America faces in coming to an agreement with Europe with the current financial issues that we are all facing.
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