-- Spain is in very bad shape.
-- Italy is in very, very bad shape.
-- Japan is in very, very, very bad shape.
(Japan, Italy, and Spain are the 2nd, 7th, and 9th largest economies in the world, by the way, and those links all point to A Fistful of Euros, an excellent site)
-- Putting all the emerging-market eggs in the IMF's basket?
-- World prices for food are likely to rise as supply drops.
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