Emby / America and the New Global Economy
01 - The World Economy since
02 - The U.S. in the World Economy—1960 to
03 - The U.S. Economy Resurgent
04 - Europe—From Catch-Up to Jobless Growth
05 - The Single European Market
06 - The Rise of the Euro
07 - The Economy of the Soviet Union
08 - Transitions from Communism to Markets
09 - Japan's Economic Miracle
10 - When Japan's Bubble Economy Burst
11 - Government versus Market in East Asia
12 - East Asia's Tigers—Restore the Roar
13 - China's Gradualist Economic Reforms
14 - China's Challenges for Continued Growth
15 - India and the License Raj
16 - India's Turn toward Market Economics
17 - Inherited Institutions in the Middle East
18 - The Curse of Oil Wealth in the Middle East
19 - Africa's Geography and History
20 - Time for Optimism on Africa
21 - Latin America and Import Substitution
22 - Markets or Populism in Latin America
23 - Globalization in Goods and Services
24 - Globalization of Capital Flows
25 - The Foreign Exchange Market
26 - Migration—Senders and Recipients
27 - Global Population Growth
28 - World Poverty—Growth or Redistribution
29 - Global Food Markets—The Supply-Demand Race
30 - An Urbanizing World
31 - Women in the Global Economy
32 - Improving Governance, Fighting Corruption
33 - Foreign Aid—Promises and Limits
34 - The Multilaterals—World Bank, IMF, WTO
35 - The Economics of Global Climate Change
36 - Globalization and Convergence