This is the article that both myself and Wayupnorth referred to. It is a good read and is thought provoking.
http://ca.finance.yahoo.com/personal-finance/article/moneysense/981/squeezed
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Our welcome extends across political lines, economic philosophies, religious beliefs, cultural heritages, rivers and lakes and whatever else one might otherwise have to portage in this life. Spirited discussion is very welcome, hate based items are not. If you need to spew, there are other places that thrive on that.
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An outline of problems in the big picture -
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thenation.com/doc/20090202/greider
Extraordinary times require extraordinary measures. A twist on basic protectionism would be to offer domestic companies the opportunity to better low bid from foreign competitors whenever possible. Not so good for the stock market, but good for individuals and the overall economy of their country. Real competition, at least where the possibility of competition still exists.
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