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    "Relationship between


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    1. Developing countries like China, do not have any restrictions on environmental abuse and destruction for their manufacturers, thus making manufacturing cheap. Rivers are poisoned, lakes


    I was wondering how the US will pay for the wars in the middle east. (Other than in lives lost.)


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    Greek deal skepticism weighs on markets

    23.02.12

    Markets were subdued Wednesday as investors worried that the Greek bailout plan might not be enough to keep the country from eventually defaulting on its debts and possibly leaving the euro currency bloc.

    Under a deal reached Tuesday, Greece will get euro130 billion ($172 billion) from its partners in the 17-nation eurozone and the International Monetary Fund to meet its immediate debt obligations. It is Greece's second bailout following a euro110 billion ($146 billion) rescue in 2010.


    Source: Coos Bay World

    In Europe, spending cuts fail to ease debt burdens

    23.02.12

    Europe has endured the pain of layoffs, wage cuts and tax increases designed to bring government debt under control.

    So where's the gain?

    Far from falling, debt burdens are rising fastest in European countries that have enacted the most draconian austerity programs, according to The Associated Press' Global Economy Tracker, which monitors the performance of 30 major economies.


    Source: STLtoday.com

    Greek deal skepticism weighs on markets

    23.02.12 Money traders work under a screen indicating the exchange rate of the U.S. dollar against Japanese yen, above, and the Nikkei 225 index at a foreign exchange firm in Tokyo Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012. Asian stocks were muted Wednesday as a weakening yen and hopes of more steps to prop up China's growth
    Source: Atlanta Journal Constitution