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Global Economic Gloom – China and India Notable Exceptions
Chapter 1. Views on Economic Issues
Chapter 2. Views of the U.S.
Chapter 3. Views of China
Chapter 4. Views of Asian Powers
Chapter 5. Issues in Russia and Europe
Chapter 6. Views of Iran
Chapter 7. Which Governments Respect the Rights of Their People?
Chapter 8. Environmental Issues
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