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EconomicsGlobal4 January 2011abcSupply-side setbacksThe supply-side advances in both the developedand emerging markets, which have managed todeliver growth without inflation, could go intoreverse. The prospect of China’s labour forcebecoming more militant is at the forefront of anumber of investors’ minds. And in the westernworld, faced with an ongoing squeeze in realincome, further cuts to public pension provisionand increases in retirement ages, one can’t ruleout a re-emergence of labour unionisation.29
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