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    		• Fed rate cut - will it help avert the recession?
    FSO Editorial Team 24-April-2008
    The current scenario is far from being upbeat. In fact, most experts are of the opinion that the U.S. economy will probably slow down further, increasing the unemployment rates and giving rise to what may possibly be the worst recession to hit the nation since World War II.
    		• Should the Yuan float or not?
    FSO Editorial Team 31-March-2008
    The Chinese economy grew by 11.4 percent in 2007 and is expected to grow by at least nine percent this year. {1} The country has a forex reserve of USD 1.5 trillion, the largest in the world.
    		• The economic and political situation in U.S. and Europe, and its impact across the world
    FSO Editorial Team 20-March-2008
    It is almost ironical to claim that U.S. and Europe still have far reaching effects on the overall scripts of the rest of the world, in the wake of sub-prime crisis and economic slowdown.
    		• Can India continue to rule the Global Knowledge Economy?
    FSO Editorial Team 21-February-2008
    Knowledge economy, simply put, means use of knowledge for the benefit of economy. In outsourcing domain this knowledge can be referred to as availability of specialized knowledge to enhance the competence of an organization.
    		• Data in a Liquid World
    Natalie Vania 21-December-2007
    Our context is no doubt a time of exceeding quantitative capacity. Both the smallest remarks and larger insights reflect this context.
    		• Wealth Management and the Outsource Future
    Natalie Vania 30-November-2007
    Have you ever awoken in great wealth? Have you sat up in bed, dazed and blinking, wondering what to do next with tremendous wealth?!
    		• Risk, Commonsense, and Outsourcing's Growth
    Natalie Vania 16-November-2007
    My friend Harry knows a good and very decent person who is about to lose his family's dream house. The fellow's upcoming economic prospect is a descent into bankruptcy.
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