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Bye-Bye Boom, Hello Recession
Henwood, Doug | September 17, 1990 issue
In their May 1990 World Economic Outlook, analysts at the International Monetary Fund compared the expansion of 1982-89 with its two shorter-lived forebears,...

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DON'T DO THAT 'VOODOO'
Dupuy, Alex | June 2, 1984 issue
Presents a letter to the editor in response to a May 12, 1984 editorial which focused on the failure of the International Monetary Fund to understand the...

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Editorials
May 12, 1984 issue
Presents several editorials which discuss different subjects. "Old Soldiers Never Lie?" which discussed how the U.S. lost the war in Vietnam but won the...

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Attacking Neoliberals in Brazil
Burbach, Roger | October 12, 1998 issue
This article discusses the neoliberalism in Brazil. Luís Inácio Lula da Silva, or Lula, who has twice been the presidential candidate of the...

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Editorials
January 28, 1956 issue
The article discusses various topics related to the attitude of American liberals towards American political parties and candidates with reference to Presidents...

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Cartoons
July 20, 1998 issue
This article presents a cartoon concerning star wars and the policy of International Monetary Fund on nuclear deterrence. The cartoon also ridicules the...

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Events
March 18, 1996 issue
The article presents information on special events held in the U.S. It states that an international conference titled "The Fate of Democracy in the Era...

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Guttenplan, D. D. | May 1, 2000 issue
This article focuses on some of the labor movements in the United States. There was a rally at Washington D.C. that began a week of actions to support global...

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Piven, Frances Fox | May 8, 2000 issue
This article presents several political and economic developments related to the United States. One of the topic covers the act of protesting against the...

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How to say no to the IMF
Weisbrot, Mark | June 21, 1999 issue
In just the past two years, the inherent instability of global financial markets, coupled with the disastrous interventions of the International Monetary...

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