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Type A Sleeping with a Sluggish Elephant

Do we really need to cozy up to the moribund U.S. economy anymore? After sleeping next to the elephant for the better part of 200 years, globalization is providing plenty of opportunity to 'step out' with our products and investment dollars.

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The Sunday Edition February 5, 2012

The Sunday Edition is a lively program of conversation, documentaries, and music. An accomplished journalist and broadcaster, Michael Enright is the host and tackles everything from politics to pop culture, in Canada and around the world.

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Ideas Left Behind, Part 2

The series looks at the neoliberal revolution - deregulation, privatization and tax cuts, aimed at liberating markets and stimulating the economy. The rising tide was supposed to lift all boats, but it didn't.

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