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The Economist (December 13th-20th 2008)
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More The Economist (December 6th-13th 2008) Asia¡¯s two big beasts are shivering. India¡¯s economy is weaker, but China¡¯s leaders have more to fear THE speed with which clouds of economic gloom and even despair have gathered over the global economy has been startling everywhere. But the change has been especially sudden in the world¡¯s two most populous countries: China and India. Until quite recently, the world¡¯s fastest-growing big economies both felt themselves largely immune from the contagion afflicting the rich world. Optimists even hoped that these huge emerging markets might provide the engines that could pull the world out of recession. Now some fear the reverse: that the global downturn is going to drag China and India down with it, bringing massive unemployment to two countries that are, for all their success, still poor¡ªIndia is home to some two-fifths of the world¡¯s malnourished children... Magazine: Audios:
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