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he knows china's ecomic vitali won connue long term. >> we expect in short to medium term around 8% growth. it's quite possible for the change. the issue is long term. labor force will soon start to decline in china. >> how should they be prepared when china slows down? >> india will become next leader of asia's growth. india has large population. huge room for catching up. then there are pakistan, bangladesh, vietnam. many countries in asia. i'm quite optimistic about the long determine growth prospect of asia as a whole. >> reporter: the asian economy has stayed relatively firm despite a recession in europe in the slowdown in the u.s. he points out more cooperation is needed in the region to prepare for further head winds. >> i think they should call it more to try to stabilize interregional relationship. we will continue to be our strengths and activities in the area of cooperation. >> japan'sew government has pledged more to myanmar to help economic development. japan's finance minister was in the capital to meet myanmar's president. aso met finance and revenue minister. >> translator:

question that puds as wells me too and i suggest that supervisor to encourage your colleagues to have ecome and have a hearing in the fill more where the government said they need to have a renewal and here, we have a public housing and the agency is corrupted and a lot of thing are corrupted and that housing a lot of our african america community and then we had the redevelopment community and so the mayor is restructuring two giant agencies for the 20 last 20 years redevelopment and housing authorities which is housing a lot of african america community. and wd is seasoning out rfp's for efor what the helm, i don't know and we have a community that doesn't have a mother-in-laws association label, also blacks on the leaders account and the mayor said that the city is in a big bend -- well lord have mercy he just don't know we have been sweep like by a broom and we have racism on both side we have white people saying that there is racism and there is racism for years, black history month, we have been displayed and replaced because of our race and something has to be done. you must do somet

ecomics professor wriing a book called private governments. what do you mean?> most people assume that rules and regulations need to come from the state. if you look around the world today in history there are lots of examples that come from markets rather than from governments. john: paypall. >> a great example. when they first came out they face fraud from all over the world. they turned to the fbi to try and track these people down, but the fbi has no idea who ese people work, no idea what the technology was. john: it can't work. >> that would be the traditional theory. in reality aypall realized they should take matters into their own hands. they developed a private from detection system where they would use computers to say this might be fraudulent and then send it to a human to investigate. john: another one. >> if they did not send you $5 a pack. >> at what cost to 500,000. john: people will she. >> that is the theory, but private parties look to problems and solve tem. ebay and other groups developed private reputation mechanisms. the more the these mec

northern mali had been mginalized politically and ecomically for some time. tuaregs were seeking some legitimate grievances to be redressed but then suddenly you had fighters who would experienced freed up former mercenaries of qaddafi. you had enormous stockpiles of weapons unleash and you had al qaeda in the islamic maghreb has been for ten years a pretty good criminal organization, making money off kidnapping for ransom, protecting narco trafficers, other contraband. then with this war chest they took it to market when the weapons became available and the fighters and now they're in business. >> suarez: so you mention it had natural endowments of these lands. they're very sparsely populated, practically empty, you might say. >> right. >> suarez: does the united states have a real interest in what goes on here and how does it express that interest without getting involved? >> it becomes very difficult. the real problem we have is to make sure that this does not become another jumping-off point for an al qaeda-like organization to attack the rest of the worl