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The globes worst food crisis in a generation emerged as a blip on the
big boards and computer screens of America's great grain exchanges. As
prices rise, major grain producers including Argentina and Ukraine,
battling inflation caused in part by soaring oil bills, were moving to
bar exports on a range of crops to control costs at home. It meant less
supply on world markets even as global demand entered a fundamentally
new phase.
You don’t really need to find out what’s going on.
If you wander into any of China's five floored bookstores, the first
thing you'll notice right when you enter the store won't be the newest
hardcovered fictions. It'll be management books written by successful
American businessmen. On shelf after shelf, you could see copies of Jim
Collins's "Good to Great," Jack Welch's "Straight From the Gut," Tom
Peters's "Re-Imagine!" and just about everything the late Peter Drucker
ever wrote. One section you won't find in Chinese bookstores is a
section for management or human resources. 
Templeton Asset Management Ltd.'s Mark Mobius said the credit-market
crisis that's caused $245 billion of losses at banks and brokerages is
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