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Articles in Fall, 2005 issue of International Economy, The

• How the U.S. Congress views China: the Senate's rising star on Chinese trade and finance issues sits down for a chat. A TIE exclusive interview
• The next great pyramid game: a disturbing inside peek at China's financial mania
  by Christopher Whalen
• Energy fables: when fantasy confronts reality
  by Charles Wolf, Jr.
• Alexander Haig?
• Overshoot? Behind the curve? Or just right? This time, will the Federal Reserve know how high to raise interest rates? TIE surveyed some leading Fed watchers to assess how the FOMC is doing
• BIS birthday blues: uneasy times as the Bank for International Settlements turns 75
  by Klaus C. Engelen
• Issing's replacement
• Thoughts on the Maestro
• The moral case for growth: material progress and moral progress, which have always embodied an optimism about the human enterprise, go together. That's why growth is essential in any society
  by Benjamin M. Friedman
• Wisdom from the graybeards: Washington and other capitals are chock-full of experienced policy experts who have "seen it all before." Of these distinguished individuals, James Schlesinger leads the pack. The former CIA Director and U.S. Defense
• Chairman Bernanke's first concern: what if the world economy slows?
  by David M. Smick
• The best of the best
• Japan: the last carry trade
• China Inc., International: how Chinese companies have discretely internationalized their operations
  by Friedrich Wu