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WEALTH OF NATIONS
Does Obama Still Want Stronger Unions?
The state of American auto manufacturing -- an example of union power in action -- ought to give Barack Obama pause.
The politics of bailing out the big U.S. car companies is proving a bit more complicated than the firms' managers or the United Auto Workers expected.
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Previously in Wealth of Nations
- G-20 Meeting Is A Chance For A New Agenda (11/15/2008)
- An Economy In Free Fall (11/01/2008)
- The Crisis Goes Global (10/11/2008)
- Enemy Of The Good (09/27/2008)
- Treasury And The Fed: Beyond Crisis Management (09/20/2008)