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America’s lost oomph

The Economist reports on The American economy’s state of health, how it has deteriorated over the past two decades and proposes some suggestions for how to raise it once more. Factually, America’s economic prospects began to bloom back in the 1990’s, when soared and immigrants and foreign capital flocked to take advantage of what was quickly dubbed the “New Economy”. Sadly, the New Economy is no more…

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