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World Business Report: First broadcast 2017/02/06 01:06 GMT: French Presidential Candidate Le Pen Blasts Globalisation

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French Presidential Candidate Le Pen Blasts Globalisation

First broadcast 2017/02/06 01:06 GMT

First broadcast 2017/02/06 01:06 GMT: French Presidential Candidate Le Pen Blasts Globalisation

BBC World Service - World Business Report, French Presidential Candidate Le Pen Blasts Globalisation

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has launched her presidential election manifesto with a blistering attack on globalisation.
Paris-based journalist Anne-Elisabeth Moutet tells us about the speech.

Immigration has been one of the hottest political and economic topics of recent years, and is set to feature prominently once more in elections which will shape the Eurozone this year.
Heather Grabbe, the director of the Open Society European Policy Institute gives us her take on how the debate across Europe is playing out.

It's potentially another big week for the economy of Greece, as the International Monetary Fund meets with the government there this week. 
Our regular commentator, the economist Michael Hughes explains more. 

It's brought hundreds of protestors on to the streets over the past two years, so will the government of South Africa look again at the cost of university tuition fees int he country? The BBC's Nomsa Maseko has been looking at the issue. 

And, Justin Bieber, Melissa McCarthy and John Malkovich - just some of the stars to appear this year's Super Bowl advertising campaigns. 
But which of the eye-poppingly-priced ads will catch consumers attention, and more importantly their business? Professor Derek Rucker from the Kellogg Business School at Northwestern University was watching them go out live, and took a break to give us his thoughts on which worked and which didn't. 

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