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China moves to green capitalism China is embracing alternative energy sources to power its expanding manufacturing system. Will Western powers emulate China in a bid to keep up competitively?
Smart alternatives to fund infrastructure The savings pool left idle by limited market opportunities could be used to spur on much-needed infrastructure investment
Slower population growth hastens the world’s aging Share of elderly increases as population growth may reach 11.2 billion by the end of the century, UN finds
Hidden costs of Dodd-Frank paperwork Millions of hours are spent compiling data required by the Dodd-Frank Act. But what if this time had been put to use in other ways, such as on building Empire State Buildings? Or stonehenges?
