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It is enough to make you weep when you read how much better off South Africa could have been with economic growth of 4.5%.

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China remains the world’s largest beer market by volume. The country drinks more beer than the US and Germany combined. The ...

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Jaime Dimon warned of a coming crisis in the bond market due to the growing US national debt. The evidence of an imminent ...

By Simon van Teutem for Our World in Data In May 2004, ten countries joined the European Union in its largest expansion.