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Asia's fate in the new world order / Mark Thirlwell

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THIRLWELL Mark

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TextPublication details: 2009Subject(s):

ECONOMICS

In: Far Eastern Economic Review March 2009, pp.6-11Summary: Suggests that for the first time in two centuries China and India have an opportunity to shape the global economic future.

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Suggests that for the first time in two centuries China and India have an opportunity to shape the global economic future.

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