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Daily Archives: July 17, 2011
A Clash of Generations
By Thomas L. Friedman ATHENS I realize that I should be in Washington watching the debt drama there, but I’ve opted instead to be in Greece to observe the off-Broadway version. There are a lot of things about this global … Continue reading
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Tagged European Union, Greece, Syntagma Square, United States
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We’re spent
By David Leonhard THERE is no shortage of explanations for the economy’s maddening inability to leave behind the Great Recession and start adding large numbers of jobs: The deficit is too big. The stimulus was flawed. China is overtaking us. … Continue reading
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Tagged Consumerism, Economy of the United States, United States
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