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Soaring Import Penetration Slows US Economic Growth and Job Creation
Chinese Share of US High-Tech Market Accelerates
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Friday, May 18, 2012
There's no question that Greece must abandon the Euro. The political charade has gone on to long and can no longer mask that fact that unless can devalue its own currency, it will never earn enough funds to repay its Euro-denominated loans. Greece has borrowed too much for too long to bolster its social spending and rich-country lifestyle. It has no real chance to repay its debts without devaluation. Sound like any other country you know -- or live in?
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Although you wouldn't know it from the news coverage, last week's announcement of a huge Wall St. trading loss and the latest jump in the U.S. trade shortfall are thoroughly intertwined.
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