Anti-China tariff futile: Greenspan

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Alan Greenspan, chairman of U.S. Federal Reserve, dismissed the idea that United States would gain in terms of jobs on revaluation of Chinese Yuan. Greenspan presented his views before the U.S. Congress on this issue adding that the proposed tariff hike on imports from China would be detrimental to the jobs in United States.

China, Executive changes & profiles, Imports, Taxes, Exports, Analysis, Officials and employees, Taxation, Political activity, Greenspan, Alan, United States. Federal Reserve Board, International trade, Tax policy, Job vacancies, Revaluation (Currency)

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It's about 9/11, and money, stupid

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A look at President George W. Bush's high approval rating despite the U.S.'s depressed economy.

Political aspects, Bush, George W., Public opinion

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Hurricanes hammer U.S. deficit plan

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The impact of Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita, on United States economy, is discussed.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Environmental aspects, United States economic conditions, Market trend/market analysis, Hurricane Katrina, 2005, Hurricane Rita, 2005

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