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Britain's Infrastructure in 2010.

10/30/2010

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Infrastructure: And now for the good news

Economist 10/30/2010

France's economy in 2010-2014

06/23/2010

The determination in France, as in Britain, to take austerity measures, and to cut the deficit.

Grouped Articles

France Goes Against the Euro-Zone Flow

Wall Street Journal 04/18/2013

Europe to Vote on Tougher Rules for Currency

New York Times 09/27/2011

France Says It Will Miss Budget Deficit Targets

Wall Street Journal 09/12/2013

German Optimism Depends On Spanish Deficits

Wall Street Journal 09/25/2013

S.&P. Downgrade Deals Blow to French Government

New York Times 11/08/2013

Euro Zone Deficit Hits Target for First Time Since 2008

New York Times 04/23/2014

The new Liberal-Conservative coalition government in Britain.

05/13/2010

The U.K. has a new coalition government which is focussed on correcting the situation with the budget deficit which imperils Britain's financial rating.

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Tough Slog to Balancing U.K.’s Budget

Wall Street Journal 12/04/2014

Britain's accidental revolution

Economist 05/13/2010

Why Cameron coalesced

Economist 05/13/2010

Good news, for hobbits

Economist 05/13/2010

U.K. Unveils Severe 'Unavoidable Budget'

Wall Street Journal 06/23/2010

Reforming the state: Radical Britain

Economist 08/14/2010

Britain's new 2010 Budget marks a big change from the past.

05/13/2010

The UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, put forward a budget with a 25% spending cut by 2015 in all departments except health and international aid. This marks a huge departure in years of spending by the Labor governments. The new Conservative-Liberal coalition government is determined to take austerity measures to reduce the national debt.

Grouped Articles

Britain's accidental revolution

Economist 05/13/2010

U-Turn in the U.K.: Big Spending Cuts

Wall Street Journal 10/14/2010

Britain Details Radical Spending Cuts, Citing Debt

New York Times 10/20/2010

U.K. Plans New Taxes on Banks, Multinationals

Wall Street Journal 12/04/2014

Tough Slog to Balancing U.K.’s Budget

Wall Street Journal 12/04/2014

Overheard: Digging for Answers on Coal

Wall Street Journal 03/29/2015

Analysis by The Economist and other expert opinion in 2010 of the economic prospects for Europe and the U.S.

01/11/2010

The Economist looks at the near term trends- unemployment not down as much in Britain in August and consumer spending holding up in Britain- as evidence a recovery is looming. And it cites the Suppy Managment Index up slightly in the US. Most other experts see a difficult situation in 2011 as the stimulus fades and local governments cut back- economists such as Stiglitz, Shiller, Krugman, Feldstein and others, and businessmen like Malone.

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Brazil's north-east: Catching up in a hurry

Economist 05/21/2011

One Man Against the 1%

Wall Street Journal 04/26/2015

The world economy: The odd decouple

Economist 09/04/2010

The U.S. Economy: Stuck in Neutral

BusinessWeek 10/14/2010

Tom Keene's Econo Chat

BusinessWeek 10/14/2010

America's economy: Not by monetary policy alone

Economist 10/28/2010

U.K. Retailer Tesco.

06/06/2006

Britain's leading retailer.

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Tesco Posts Fall in First-Quarter Sales

Wall Street Journal 06/05/2014

Tesco Needs to Shrink Its Basket

Wall Street Journal 07/22/2014

Sainsbury's: Throwing out the kitchen sink

Economist 05/09/2015

No. 1 Retailer in Britain Uses 'Clubcard' to Thwart Wal-Mart

Wall Street Journal 06/06/2006

Tesco Studies Hard for U.S. Debut

Wall Street Journal 06/28/2007

What Makes Tesco, Kroger More Than Just Rivals?

Wall Street Journal 12/24/2007


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