Watching America: Will It Listen to Foreigners, or Do as It Pleases?

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The United States largely ignored the most recent meeting of the World Economic Forum, and other nations are increasingly frustrated with the U.S.'s disregard of others; however, William Donaldson of the Securities and Exchange Commission is making an effort to address international concerns by promising to relax corporate finance rules that apply to foreign companies .

International economic relations, Public affairs, International politics, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Political aspects, International relations, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission, Speeches, lectures and essays, World politics, World Economic Forum, Global economy, Aims and objectives, Donaldson, William H.

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Is It Time to Stem Asia Deficits With a Weak Dollar?

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While the United States is likely to put pressure on Asia to re-evalute their currency policies in order to address its trade deficit, a weak dollar would be helpful but is difficult to discuss during the presidential election season.

Commodity & service prices, Asia, Planning, Economic aspects, Prices and rates, Dollar (United States), Company business planning, Company pricing policy

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