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The Work of

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INDUSTRYINDUSTRY

Find these stories and more news in News & Notes from the International Association of Commercial Collectors

Landing Softly in 2019: A Drama in Five Acts

1. Pragmatism to prevail in solving trade disputes.

2. Fiscal policies to play the role of a safety valve.

3. The Fed will be less assertive and alleviate pressures on global liquidities.

4. Sector risk analysis suggests an orderly disinflation of credit bubble.

5. Country risk analysis to mirror market’s capacity to discriminate.

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Finding stability in uncertain economic times

The Point

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The View

Chapter 11 — Can it Still Work?

Payless latest to file Chapter 11

All North American Payless Stores to Close by the End of May;

E-Commerce Operations Have Been Wound Down

Latin American Stores and International Franchisee Stores

Will Remain Open and Continue Business as Usual