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  • Monday 27th June

    29 Jun, 2011

    The trade deals signed between Chinese and British companies on Monday highlightd the importance of international trade deals, but served to underline the hard struggle Least Developed Countries face to get fair deals with the global elites. Full story

  • The Africa Growth and Opportunities Act

    20 Jun, 2011

    The theme for this year's set of meetings was "Enhanced Trade through Increased Competitiveness, Value Addition and Deeper Regional Integration", but should there be more emphasis on developed nations setting the example by opening their borders to imports from all Least Developed and Low Income Countries? Full story

  • GDP and Trade Growth

    08 Jun, 2011

    When the global economic crisis was at its peak in 2009, international trade flows decreased by around 12% compared to 2008 as demand for goods declined. This represented the most severe slump in trade for 70 years. Full story

  • Emerging voices

    02 Jun, 2011

    With recent speculation over who will succeed Dominique Strauss-Kahn as Managing Director of the IMF, the topic of emerging market representation at the multi-lateral level has risen once again. Full story

 

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