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November 19, 2001

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November 19, 2001 International -- Europe's Future Table of Contents

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Germany & Europe's Future EUROPE'S FUTURE Germany's Challenge Can Europe's top economy lead the Continent to reform? Commentary: Berlin's Chaotic Allure Sprechen Sie Startup? Germany could use more entrepreneurs "I Want to Work" An immigrant's impossible dream Commentary: Wanted: A Bolder Germany German Carmakers Pit Prestige against Recession As their key U.S. market slows, they're counting on styling, quality, lofty margins -- and image -- to buffer their bottom lines Where Membership Has Its Disadvantages Pushing hard to join the EU, Central Europe tightly linked its economies to those in the eurozone. That was a plus -- until the slump began The German Way: Slow but Steady Management expert Ulrich Steger argues that his country's economic system has advantages in times of turmoil The Last Industrial Society in Europe" Frets economist Jürgen von Hagen: Germany has no "consistent strategy to improve the economy" Q&A with Valeo's Noël Goutard The French auto-parts company chairman talks about the prospects for Germany's economy The Eurozone Economy: A Rebound Delayed The terrorist attacks dealt the region a heavy blow just as recovery appeared imminent. Now, S&P MMS sees an upturn in second-quarter 2002 Painted into a Corner by Eurozone Policy? Hemmed in by rules to keep deficits and inflation low, its leaders are struggling to find fiscal and monetary wriggle room to battle the economic slump The Euro: Born to Be Weak? The currency has sagged and all rallies lost steam ultimately because of difficulties with Europe's monetary union		Downshifting Ambitions at DaimlerChrysler BMW: Speeding into a Tight Turn Bertlesmann Has Napster Stuck in Its Head Germany: The Power behind the Power Europe's Winners and Losers German Economics Minister Werner Mueller: "I See a Risk of Too Much Pessimism" The Sexing-Up of Opel When Bad Things Happen to Good Agreements Can This Man Save Chrysler? Lufthansa Goes Off Course Help Wanted in Germany Schroder Takes a Left Turn Commentary: German Investors Show Pluck. Germany Inc. Doesn't

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