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Money For Nothing: Real Wealth, Financial Fantasies and The Economy of the Future
by Roger Bootle
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| 16/06/09 | Euro-zone bank losses: halfway through? |
| 15/06/09 | Why is UK retail spending so strong? |
| 10/06/09 | Falling wages would raise deflation threat |
| 03/06/09 | Latvia: The implications of devaluation |
| 02/06/09 | What's behind the surge in commodity prices? |
| 01/06/09 | Japan - So far so good |
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