Since Asia’s three economic giants stared collaborating within ASEAN at the end of 1997, policy coordination and economic integration have made giant strides in the region

The more economies are open, the larger their public sector is. It’s the foreign consumer who ends up picking up the tab

Since the recession disrupts international economic relations, a supranational institution like the Commission cannot but pay the consequences

A comparative EU-US study explores the effects of the global recession on new business initiatives and entrepreneurship in family companies.

In the space of a few months, Asia's economic outlook has radically changed. Fast growth of the area was largely due to exports going to Europe and USA.