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Unit One The Balance of Economic Power
Supplementary Reading
Nipping at Their Heels
China Buys up the World
Unit Two Rising China Bests a Shrinking Japan
Supplementary Reading
China Overtakes Japan as World's No.2 Economy
Massive Population Lifts Nation's Growth
Unit Three Is China Facing a Japanese Future?
Supplementary Reading
After the Earthquake: A More Open Japan?
China's Eroding Advantage
Unit Four An American Crisis of Confidence
Supplementary ReadingUnit One The Balance of Economic Power
Supplementary Reading
Nipping at Their Heels
China Buys up the World
Unit Two Rising China Bests a Shrinking Japan
Supplementary Reading
China Overtakes Japan as World's No.2 Economy
Massive Population Lifts Nation's Growth
Unit Three Is China Facing a Japanese Future?
Supplementary Reading
After the Earthquake: A More Open Japan?
China's Eroding Advantage
Unit Four An American Crisis of Confidence
Supplementary Reading
Rich Raise Consumer Spending With Little Help From Middle Class
The Credit Crunch Has Shattered America's Neoliberal Dream
Unit Five IMF Annual Report of 2010-Excerpt
Supplementary Reading
World Bank Annual Report of 2010 (Excerpt)
The Hidden Risks in Emerging Markets
Unit Six Can the Euro Survive?
Supplementary Reading
Europe Failed to Clear Skepticism on Crisis, IMF Says
Business Leaders Cautiously Optimistic for Euro Zone
Unit Seven Flying Too High for Safety
Supplementary Reading
The American Recession and the World's Emerging Economies
Why We Must Stop Talking about Emerging Markets
Unit Eight Antidumping: A Villain in International Trade
Supplementary Reading
EU Acts over Alleged Chinese Subsidies
WTO Sides with Boeing over Airbus Subsidies
Unit Nine Commodities: Latest Boom, Plentiful Risk
Supplementary Reading
Investment Strategies for a New Decade
China's Commodity Buying Spree
Unit Ten When Factories Vanish, So Can Innovators
Supplementary Reading
Will China's Consumers Save the World Economy?
Despite China's Might, U. S. Factories Maintain Edge
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