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China's new investment bank challenges US influence on global economics

  • Written by: The Conversation

Financial news outlets have extensively covered the formation of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) in the past few weeks. If you’re not involved in the world of economics or finance, this is the sort of issue that understandably causes your eyes to glaze over.

But the significance of this new bank really cannot be understated....

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