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Piranhas in the Amazon system
Authors have always taken on vested interests. Now vested interests have found a new way to strike back. The unsuspecting American public assumes that the rise of online bookstores like Amazon.com has powerfully served the cause of truth. Not necessarily.
The anomalous position of Christopher LaFleur
When the history of American trade policy is written, people will ask what the U.S. State Department was doing. An insight into the answer can be gleaned in the career of Christopher LaFleur. At a crucial time for US-Japan trade … Continue reading
Posted in American decline, Global economy, Japan, Press, Trade
Tagged christopher lafleur, chrysanthemum club, cia, embassy, fsx, ivan p. hall, jeff shear, miyazawa, paul o'neill, technology transfer, tokyo, tom foley
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