Misreading Chinese Rebalancing

Misreading the Global Economy

But they might well be misreading their citizens concerns.

But that is a misreading of what happened. The UN was only the tour operator in Copenhagen.

In the reform period, this misreading of Marx morphed into an unrestrained pursuit of material gain devoid of morality.

Influenced by a misreading of the Japanese experience, this led to excessive protection against the tail risk of deflation.

Those who believe that Ahmedinejad is a bluffer and a buffoon who would pull back from the brink may be fundamentally misreading his psychology.

And the danger of that, of course, is that a misreading of a radar screen could actually cause a counter launch, even though the first country had not actually launched anything.

The report contained a number of subjective interpretations, including a misreading of Israel's statement that, while it had relinquished any authority to operate militarily in the Gaza Strip, it reserved its right to act in self defence.

SAN FRANCISCO Today s turbulence in emerging market equity markets has triggered a wave of obituaries for their growth miracles of recent decades. But confusing short term wobbles with terminal decline is a gross misreading of what is happening.

According to John Moorhead, the traditional view is that Boethius studied in Athens based on Cassiodorus's rhetoric describing Boethius' learning in one of his letters, but this appears to be a misreading and his studying in Athens is more likely a legend.