Selected reading on business and economics

　　Part One Globa I and National Economic Situation/1
　　Unit One
　　Text A Another Bush, Another Jobless Recovery/3
　　Text B The Hard RoadAhead/14
　　Unit Two
　　Text A Finally, Some Good News/21
　　Text B Steaming/35
　　Unit Tree
　　Text A Too Much Money: Inflation Goes Global/42
　　Text B The New "New Economy" /55
　　Unit Four
　　Text A India's Economy Hits the Wall/66
　　Text B A Yawning Trade Gap Could Swallow the Recovery/79
　　Unit Five
　　Text A Can Europe's Recovery Last? /86
　　Text B Climb on, Honey: This Could Be Wild/98
　　
　　Part Two World Trade/109
　　Unit One
　　Text A The Doha Squabble/111
　　Text B Drops on Parched Soil/128
　　Unit Two
　　Text A China and Europe/133
　　Text B The Folly of Slapping Quotas on China/149
　　Unit Three
　　Text A 2005's Global Trade Hot Spots/155
　　Text B Sparks Fly over Steel/171
　　Unit Four
　　Text A Slouching toward a Trade War? /177
　　Text B The GM Gamble /187
　　Unit Five
　　Text A Two Cheers for Free Trade/192
　　Text B Engaging the U.S. with Trade/207
　　
　　Part Three Finance/215
　　Unit One
　　Text A Time to Go Up /217
　　Text B The Joy of Inflation/228
　　Unit Two
　　Text A Looking Up/232
　　Text B Still in Gear /245
　　Unit Three
　　Text A Searching for Plan B/251
　　Text B Drowning in Dollars/266
　　Unit Four
　　Text A Oceans Apart/273
　　Text B Super-euro/285
　　
　　Part Four Management /291
　　Unit One
　　Text A Make Way for Madame Director/293
　　Text B Earnings Guidance: Silence Is Golden/307
　　Unit Two
　　Text A Finally, Coke Gets It Right /314
　　Text B The Live Wire in Indian High Tech/324
　　Unit Three
　　Text A Microsoft without Gates/334
　　Text B Gates without Microsoft/353
　　Unit Four
　　Text A Audi, Volvo, Acura ... Chrysler? /363
　　Text B Volkswagen Needs a Jump/376