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Why did Greece have to use military aeroplanes to fly in Euros at the height of its debt crisis? How can a banking system become so unregulated that it offers a gold credit card to a dog? For Channel 4's Economics Editor Faisal Islam, these are examples of nations, institutions, and individuals crossing the 'default line', the point at which the optimism of economic boom flips into fiscal madness. Having exposed the Icelandic banking crisis, watched Lehman Bros crash, investigated emerging economies in India and China and interviewed a host of key international players from the

At the age of 14, Sabirul Islam became an entrepreneur by founding a web design company, whilst growing up in an underprivileged area of East London. When he was 16, he was lecturing teenagers at schools, colleges and universities about what it takes to become a young entrepreneur. In this book, Sabirul Islam presents 25 individuals, who all started out as entrepreneurs in their teenage years, and who have recently gone on to become successful and inspiring role models.

Preliminary Material -- The South Asian PTAs in the Context of International Trade Law -- GATT/WTO Provisions on Preferential Trade Agreements -- Implications of PTAs for Trade-Induced Global Economic Welfare -- Developments Leading to the South Asian PTAs -- Main Features of the SAFTA, SATIS and Their Consistency with WTO Rules -- The SAFTA and the SATIS: Their Constraints Militating against Sub-Regional Trade Liberalisation in South Asia -- Recommendations and Conclusion -- Annexes A Agreement on South Asian Free Trade Area (SAFTA) -- Annexes B SAARC Agreement on Trade in Services (SATIS) -- Bibliography -- Index.