Global Economic Reviews

The Thomas White Global Economic Review offers a panorama of the trends, economic indicators and policy changes occurring in the world economy that are of interest to global investors.

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Recent Stories

Postcards:

Belgium: Raising a toast amid the gloom

Belgium, a microcosm of Europe, has been hit badly the debt crisis in the region. As the country embarks on a series of tough austerity measures to steer it to safer shores, its thriving beer-making industry could give it a reason or two to cheer about.
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Global Players:

Meg Whitman

The burden of expectations on Meg Whitman’s shoulders is heavy. Not only do the HP board and employees expect her to end the string of executive failures, but they also look to Whitman to provide the leadership that is key to the company’s turnaround strategy.

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Emerging Leaders:

Abdelilah Benkirane

The Arab Spring uprising, which rocked countries such as Egypt and Tunisia did have a positive effect on Morocco’s political establishment, and without spilling even a drop of blood. The face that symbolizes this refreshing change is that of Abdelilah Benkirane, the newly-elected prime minister of Morocco.

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Country Profile:

Sweden
Sweden's export-dependent economy was badly shaken by the financial crisis. However, the largest economy in the Scandinavian region staged a comeback in 2010, helped by strong public spending and a pick-up in external demand.
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