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by Alan Tonelson, Saturday, January 14, 2012
The U.S. trade deficit jumped more than 10 percent in November, and the 11-month total for slow-growing 2011 has already topped the full-year total for faster-growing 2010. Let's not overlook the new monthly record shortfall for high tech trade, either.
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Up to the Minute Commentary:
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Job Growth You Can Believe In?
The kind of stimulus-juiced job creation revealed in this morning's January employment report is certainly better than stimulus-juiced job stagnation. But whether it can last remains open to real doubt
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An Economy Still "Built to Bubble-ize"
The first full-year 2011 U.S. GDP numbers are in, and they reveal an economy not only recovering even more slowly than thought, but one painfully far from being "built to last."
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