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September 2, 2010With unemployment hovering near 20 percent and a general strike looming, the Spanish Government continues to delay necessary labor reforms.
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July 18, 2010Although the financial reform bill that was hammered out by Democrats last month does nothing to address the very causes of...
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July 11, 2010What is now known as the Asian Financial Crisis began in July 1997 in Thailand where the baht fell victim to...
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July 5, 2010Education in the United States can seem a bit bewildering at times. Confronted with the undeniably poor performance of public schools,...
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June 26, 2010We live in an age when the Secretary of the Interior and the White House Press Secretary proudly and publicly proclaim...
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June 22, 2010As the Democrats are expected to use BP’s oil spill to push for stricter regulation of business in the United States,...
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June 16, 2010Barack Obama inherited two Middle East wars from his predecessor and countless of struggles labeled as such from the many presidents...
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June 8, 2010It should come as little surprise that economist Paul Krugman continues to insist that government spend evermore borrowed money, in good...
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June 5, 2010The meltdown in Greece of last April exposed not just the economic weakness of this particular south European state; uncertainty about...
