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... global economy that seems to be doing as much damage as good . Princen calls for a new focus on human well - being and a rejection of efficiency as the supreme economic value . Anyone in search of a clearer economic vision for our ...
... global economy that seems to be doing as much damage as good . Princen calls for a new focus on human well - being and a rejection of efficiency as the supreme economic value . Anyone in search of a clearer economic vision for our ...
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... global economy , the more the book by Gene Sperling . The smart , well- labor , consumer , and environmental laws that ml connected Sperling was a member of took a century of struggle to establish are unClinton's inner circle from the ...
... global economy , the more the book by Gene Sperling . The smart , well- labor , consumer , and environmental laws that ml connected Sperling was a member of took a century of struggle to establish are unClinton's inner circle from the ...
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... global investor class — elites who have more in Jeff Faux was the founding president and is now common with each other than with those with Distinguished Fellow of the Economic Policy whom they happen to share nationality . And ...
... global investor class — elites who have more in Jeff Faux was the founding president and is now common with each other than with those with Distinguished Fellow of the Economic Policy whom they happen to share nationality . And ...
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