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Going On A Debt Diet Is Hard
But as daunting as the U.S. deficit has become, other nations have successfully overcome similar challenges.
The experience of other countries facing big budget deficits could be instructive.
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"Economic Interests" offers analysis of international economics, trade and related issues.
Previously in Economic Interests
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- China Must Do More On Climate Change (05/30/2009)
- Food Safety Offers A Trade Policy Opportunity (05/16/2009)
- What The G-20 Must Do (03/14/2009)
- WTO's Task: Getting Obama To Say Yes To Doha (02/14/2009)
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