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| Every 15 years or so, we萸쮍 told that America萸� economy faces a grave danger because of the loss of jobs to foreign companies. |
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Increasing Global Ec |
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| Prior to the past decade, the Federal Reserve and U.S. government controlled all the resources they needed to implement monetary and fiscal policies required to salvage the U.S. economy. At the same time, because the U.S. economy was so big and powerful, its recovery alone would create the momentum needed to enable our trading partners to recover as well. |
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The Looming China Cr |
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| When Western executives and investors look at China, the first thing they see is opportunity. China��셲 population of 1.3 billion people seems to represent a spectacular potential market for American products and services. Every week, foreign companies pump another $1 billion into China, according to The Economist. |
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School Vouchers Will |
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| In a country that insists on market-driven free enterprise solutions in virtually every aspect of life, it��셲 ironic that we continue to allow our schools to operate as state-run monopolies. But an increasing number of Americans are beginning to recognize this irony and want to do something about it. |
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School Vouchers Will |
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| In a country that insists on market-driven free enterprise solutions in virtually every aspect of life, it��셲 ironic that we continue to allow our schools to operate as state-run monopolies. But an increasing number of Americans are beginning to recognize this irony and want to do something about it. |
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