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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (49502)	5/22/2009 2:26:58 PM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 218536

Decoupling 2.0. Remember the debate about decoupling? A year ago, many commentators—including this newspaper—argued that emerging economies had become more resilient to an American recession, thanks to their strong domestic markets and prudent macroeconomic policies. Naysayers claimed America’s weakness would fell the emerging world. Over the past six months the global slump seemed to prove the sceptics right. Emerging economies reeled and decoupling was ridiculed. Yet perhaps the idea was dismissed too soon. economist.com Looks like Elmat is being proved (again) right...

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