The great Canadian debit game; how people can stop worrying and learn to love the deficit

Article Abstract:

The Canadian debit game is played in corporate, political and media settings, and there usually emerges a consensus that the deficit is evil and must be fought by cutting social programs. Those who believe that investments should be made to improve the economy now seem out of fashion.

Canada, Economic policy, Public opinion, Budget deficits

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Standing by his man

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Many Republicans criticized the appointment of Foster to the position of US surgeon general, after it was disclosed that Foster performed abortions during his many years of practice in Arkansas. However, Pres Clinton continues to back Foster.

Officials and employees, Human resource management, Clinton, Bill, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, United States. Public Health Service, Foster, Henry W., Jr.

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Whose Games are they?

Article Abstract:

The philosophy of the ancient Olympics is giving way to money and the desires of television. Some argue that Games have been taken over by politics, professionalism, and money.

History, Olympics

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