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within Bangladesh. And this could be a good time
for him to step away from microfinance, which appears to be at an inf fuel dispenser lection point. Institutions continue
to emerge and grow, many funded by private capital and seeking a real return, an approach Mr Yunus
opposes. They often begin by charging higher rates than Mr Yunus considers legitimate, but cut prices
when their returns draw competitors—a tough but theoretically more supple model. Microfinance would
also benefit from a voluntary regulatory structure to improve its access to capital, and greater use of
technology to reduce transaction costs. What it needs, in short, are the boring, quiet innovations that
dynamic industries depend upon, but which, alas, do not win prizes. The Nobel, and its recognition of
microfinance s most charismatic cheerleader, may mark the end of an era as a more mature industry
starts to emerge.
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Asia and the world economy
The alternative engine
Oct 19th 2006 | HONG KONG
From The Economist print edition
AFP
A sharp slowdown in the American economy could be offset by the growing and largely
unrecognised power of Asia s consumers
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AMERICAN consumers have been one of the main engines of global growth for the past decade. But now,
as America s housing boom threatens to turn into a bust, many forecasters expect household spending to
stall. A few even worry that America could come perilously close to a recession in 2007. Previous
American downturns have usually dragged the rest of the world economy down, too. Yet this time its fate
will depend largely upon whether China and the other Asian economies can decouple from the slowing
American locomotive.
According to conventional wisdom, American consumers have single-handedl fuel dispenser y kept the world economy
chugging along, whereas cautious Europeans and Asians have preferred to sav
