…value of petroleum imports will amount to very very roughly 13% of GNP (here I assume we pay interest lower than the growth rate of GNP as foreign suckers buy…

…2008 alone, according to the company’s latest figures, its U.S. work force rose by nearly 10 percent, but its foreign work force increased by more than 29 percent. As a…

…but see the second argument . . . which is that SUVs and pickup trucks have been less exposed to foreign competition, so instead of having twelve or so viable…

…to the subcommittee on Terrorism, Nonproliferation, and Trade, “US Foreign Economic Policy in the Global Crisis.” Briefly this is what she is saying about banking and trade globally and how…

…With foreign savings flooding the U.S. because our trade was seriously unbalanced, it had at least two options. First, it could restrict the inflow of foreign savings, or, second, urge…

…know this business, and can do it well and continue it. Last year, AIG said it planned to sell all assets except its U.S. property and casualty business, foreign general…

…teams (generally at full retail) who “taught” people their method of irrigation or record-keeping or something else that was essential.*** Short version: our foreign aid budget subsidizes domestic firms significantly…

…services. [sounds pretty clear to me. It is hard to tell if profits sent to the USA from a foreign subsidiary are return on capital or the fruit of the…

…and won. Is it a list of people who served in the Reagan Administration in foreign policy positions or under Bush I? Well no, though you are getting close. Because…

…and debts to foreign countries that are becoming impossible to honor, America must mend its spendthrift ways or face an economic disaster of epic proportions. Sure they go on to…