The Globalist

The Chinese government has shifted its economic focus on home.

How China is creating an infrastructure for a new consumption boom.

Ten steps western economies must take.

The first step is to acknowledge the facts of the global fiscal condition.

In 2011, did the consumption of meat worldwide increase a lot, increase a little, or did it decrease?

Why is the U.S. Treasury Secretary urging Europe to adopt the same borrow-and-spend policies that got the United States into so much fiscal trouble?

What are the potential consequences of increasing income inequality in the world’s largest economy?

Is it really true that German workers’ and consumers’ appetite for shopping and consuming is repressed?

Why does the world urgently need to consider economic growth in a broader, nonmaterial context?

Why are Europe’s export industries happy about rising prices and domestic demand in China?