China is not, in fact, 10 feet tall It’s challenge to U.S. manufacturing has peaked, and its competitive advantage is in decline.
By Gerald F. Seib | The Wall Street Journal | 25 October 2011
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Bluescope Steel mugged by Chinese reality
“If China can peg its currency to a declining US dollar, persisting in ideologically driven free-market purism is nothing but grand folly.”
By Gary Scarrabelotti*
Leave a commentObama’s deployment of America’s now highly tuned military forces has just wiped mockery and derision off the faces of both friend and foe.
By Gary Scarrabelotti*
Leave a commentA cautionary tale
“… nothing threatens Ukraine’s capacity to survive as an independent nation alongside Russia quite so much as pretending – contrary to geographical and cultural realities – that the country faces west.”
By Gary Scarrabelotti*
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