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International finance

Making a killing

By Ted C. Fishman,

The myth of capital's good intentions

Sucking at straws

By Lewis H. Lapham,

Global roulette

Edited by Ted C. Fishman,

In a volatile world economy, can everyone lose?

Ruling the world of money

By Edward Jay Epstein,

"I have no use for politicians," says Fritz Leutwiler, head of the Bank for International Settlements. "They lack the judgment of central bankers"

Sell

By Matthew Mills Stevenson,

Hedge

By Matthew Mills Stevenson,

Buy

By Matthew Mills Stevenson,

Options for foreign investors

By Matthew Mills Stevenson,

The shrewdest man in the money market

By Gerald Krefetz, Ruth Marossi,

Switzerland

By W.V. Archawski,

Foster mother of cartels

The bankers’ bankrupt world

By J.M. Daiger,

A backward glance and a New Year's reappraisal

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