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Britain Must Not Go Wobbly on the Free Market

Rejecting foreign products or labor will invite immediate retaliation
Emma Marcegaglia
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Protectionism Hurts US Schools

Outsourcing could boost education reform
Amity Shlaes
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Obama Risks Flap on “Buy American”

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An Outsourcing Giant Fights Back

Indian businessman to US: you're overreacting
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