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Amy Harmon
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Trade Is Not Bad For US Jobs

Foreigners are the scapegoats when it comes to the US' jobless recovery
Martin Wolf
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Asian Music, Accompanied by the A Train

Traditional Chinese musicians take their craft to NY, USA
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Japanese-type Downturn

Korea tries to avoid experiencing what Japan went through in the 1990’s
July 22, 2004
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