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At the same time, its devotion to "open regionalism" means that it will offer to extend its liberalisation to non-members.

It argued that the move was part of its liberalisation programme – freeing the currency a little from central control.

Britain, which began its liberalisation a decade ago, is leading the way in Europe; last week, it threw its retail electricity market open to full competition.The industry is starting to see the emergence of an entirely new sort of energy company, says one analyst: the "integrated gas major".

From China's perspective, the meltdown vindicates the cautious pace of its liberalisation.

Sharma said the protests – the fourth all-India strike since 2009 – were to "remind the government of the cost of moving forward with its liberalisation programme".

The government has blessed a move by Rajasthan to loosen its labour laws by declaring that its liberalisation trumps archaic national laws.

Assuming for the moment that the G20 is unlikely to modify its trade liberalisation agenda, it is perhaps encouraging that it is starting to recognise the need to ensure mechanisms are in place to allow countries to benefit.

But with populist and protectionist forces gaining significant representation in the new Australian parliament, the Coalition will struggle to achieve broad-based political support for its trade liberalisation agenda, which is a key element of its economic policy approach.

Mr Ncube says H-Metro has been rushed into print to try to seize the market ahead of its inevitable liberalisation.

They point out that the EU's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) remains highly protectionist, and that America has backloaded its textiles liberalisation, most of which will not occur until 2005.There is some justification to these complaints.

China made its turn toward liberalisation just as international supply chains were becoming a cornerstone of economic development.