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I think government regulations are indispensable to foster fair and sustainable growth all across the globe. Not only the employees of the mostly third world countries would profit by this but also the whole global competition would be about to chang...—Anna Söring, Karin Masoner, Pia Kroll-Fiedler
In response to Forcing companies to play nice
30 Dec 2009 · 06:45:42 AM GMT
A communist state that abuses human right becoming the economic world leader is a horrible vision. Is that the kind of economic leader we are searching for? Is it acceptable measuring Chinas economic power by overpopulation and cheap manpower? Wh...—Bachernegg, Pfattner, Moritsch,Private University Schloss Seeburg
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Balance of Powers is likely reach an equilibrium, so there is a growing hope that there will be more Harmonious world and end of Unilateralism.—Husin O'Bama
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16 Dec 2009 · 04:28:43 AM GMT
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In response to The ties that bind
10 Dec 2009 · 06:47:36 AM GMT
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