U.S. Loses Business Leader Role to Pacific Rim Economies
Economists at a Santa Monica seminar say America’s large trade and budget deficits have cemented Pacific Rim nations, led by Japan, as the world’s top capital exporters. They warn that unless the U.S. tightens spending and raises productivity, its role won’t rebound.
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Europe stalls on overhauling EC finances in Copenhagen
Leaders of the 12 nation European Community failed to agree on reforming subsidies and revenue measures amid talks in Copenhagen aimed at moving toward a 1992 frontier-free trading bloc. Thatcher and Kohl praised progress but warned a rushed deal would be worse.
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