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Global GDP growth has lost steam in the course of 2012, and leading indicators point to further weakness in the remainder of this year. Among the largest non-EU advanced economies, Japan's post-disaster recovery is pausing, while in the US growth appears to be gradually firming after a protracted period of subdued performance. However, the uncertainty related to the path of US fiscal policy over the coming months remains high. At the same time, many emerging market economies have recently been moving towards a more moderate rate of economic expansion, which in part reflects. | Economics One Lesson Introduction by Walter Block Economics in One Lesson The Ludwig von Mises Institute dedicates this volume to all of its generous donors and wishes to thank these Patrons in particular Mr. and Mrs. Brantley I. Newsom Carl A. Davis David Keeler Chris J. Rufer Robert G. Beard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Bost Mary E. Braum Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy S. Davis Richard J. Kossmann . Hunter Lewis Arthur L. Loeb Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Martin Mr. and Mrs. William W Massey Jr. Wiley L. Mossy Jr. James M. Rodney Ann V. Rogers Sheldon Rose top dog William P. Weidner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woodul III Ross K. Anderson Dr. Vern S. Boddicker John Hamilton Bolstad John E. Burgess in memory of Norge Cook Mr. and Mrs. George Crispin Kerry E. Cutter Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fischer James and Dannell Fogal Larry R. Gies Bettina Bien Greaves Charles C. Groff Keith M. Harnish Dr. Frederic Herman Doyle P. Jones Warner Knight David M. Kramer Jim Kuden John R. Lee Ronald Mandle Joseph Edward Paul Melville Robert A. Moore Francis M. Powers Jr. . Robert M. Renner Michael Robb Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Schirrick Conrad Schneiker Ernesto Selman Norman K. Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Singleton Henri Etel Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Stoeser Charles A. Strong Edward Van .