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Section: UN System 29 September 2011
  Thematic Debate on Role of United Nations in Global Governance
The 66th session of the UN General Assembly that began on 13 September 2011 will consider a report on the UN and global governance, of which economic governance will be the focus.
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Section: Finance & Development 02 February 2012
  Global FDI Flows Rose by 17% Last Year
UNCTAD: Global FDI inflows rose by 17% to $1.5 trillion in 2011.
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Section: Finance & Development 02 February 2012
  Expansionary Polices Needed to Avoid a New Recession
UNCTAD: As the world stands on the brink of a double-dip recession there is need for a concerted and coordinated expansionary policy alternative.
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Section: Macroeconomic Policy 02 February 2012
  Capital Controls an Important Macroeconomic Policy Tool
Contrary to some claims capital controls can be justified ways to perform counter-cyclical balance to boom-and-bust cycles, to maintain monetary independence, and to support exchange rate and financial stability.
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Section: Finance & Development 25 October 2011
  Youth unemployment remains at high levels
Youth unemployment is projected to decline slightly in 2011 compared to 2010, according to the International Labour Organisation.
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Section: Finance & Development 25 October 2011
  Modest Rise in FDI in First Half of This Year
Global FDI inflows rose by only 2% in the first half of 2011 compared with the previous half in 2010, says UNCTAD.
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Section: Financial Crises & Policy Responses 12 September 2011
  Fiscal Tightening Could be Self-defeating, Warns UNCTAD
The shift towards fiscal tightening appears to be premature in many countries where demand has not yet recovered on a self-sustaining basis, and where government stimulus is still needed to avoid a prolonged stagnation, said UNCTAD.
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Section: Financial Crises & Policy Responses 07 September 2011
  A "Two-Speed Recovery", with North Losing Steam
Developing economies have regained their pre-crisis growth trend and developed economies are seeing a sluggish recovery, which may come to an end due to weak private domestic demand and replacement of supportive macroeconomic policies by austerity measures, said UNCTAD.
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