The Great Rebalancing
With the world finally inching out of recession, the rules of global markets are being rewritten. We asked 55 of the world's top economists to tell us what to think.
JULY/AUGUST 2011
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7:49 PM ET
June 23, 2011
What I think
I've seen much of the economists that I prefer the innocent smile of a child and play my time with them. All these predictions go to fail, for one simple reason. These are tyrannical dictatorships and despotic, not are democracies that go hand in hand with the free market. So it is an imaginary battle asymmetric of markets in productivity and quality.