Stocks mixed after rate outlook study
The Dow Jones average edged up 0.53 to 1,156.41 in early trading as traders weighed the Fed’s 4 billion jump in the money supply and a February CPI rise of 0.4 percent. Declines led gains 2 to 1 on the NYSE with volume at 87.34 million. Dow finished previous session down 14.97.
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U.S. urged to rethink basic economic strategy study says
A year-long Harvard study reports steady erosion of U.S. living standards and world market share over 15 years. It argues current economic beliefs hinder competitiveness and calls for a holistic national strategy, challenging free trade norms and government role in enterprise. The authors compare the U.S. to the United Kingdom and cite East Asian models as outperforming the West.
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