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As nations reemerge as the core focal point in the design of public policy, governments around the world are making unprecedented interventions into their economies that will affect business and geopolitics for decades. Capital Thinking helps you anticipate, track and understand how policy developments in Washington, Brussels, London and other capitals can affect your business. Our contributors include a multidisciplinary team of attorneys and policy advisors—many of whom have served at the highest levels of government—that are trusted for their ability to position our clients to shape government policies that affect their businesses. Consider Capital Thinking an indispensable source of information to support your business and policy priorities.

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