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The Next Economy - Market Collapses Drive Long-Term Growth

The stock market has been steadily advancing. People are starting to feel somewhat comfortable with their portfolios once again. This is happening in spite of the gnawing reality that far too many tech related jobs in the US are disappearing, and most will never return. Some US pundits are saying in four to five years the US economy could be in real big trouble, with huge raising deficits and the ......

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Source:wistechnology.com By William I. Dollar 10/29/03


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