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Duncan Weldon
Duncan Weldon is Britain economics correspondent at the Economist. His book, “Two Hundred Years of Muddling Through,” is out with Little, Brown in August
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Operation Frantic: America and Russia's joint plan to battle the Nazis
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Economics and investment report: The spectre of “lowflation”
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Economics and investment: when in doubt, diversify
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Economics and investment report: finding shelter in a currency storm
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The Brexiteer notion that we stood alone in the war is historically illiterate
Opinions
Opinions
Economics and investment: emerging opportunities in emerging markets
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