Re-bubble-izing, Not Recovery

Everything learned about economics to date is completely wrong, and countries really can spend their way to real prosperity.
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Credit Crunch: Manufacturing's Struggle for Working Capital

The U.S. manufacturing sector needs to be strengthened and even rebuilt to foster economic growth. That’s the message of The Association for Manufacturing Technology (AMT), and the organization offers a strategy.
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Deloitte Survey: Great Recession Transforms Talent Management, Leadership and Development

From results culled from a recent survey series, Deloitte Consulting LLP identified guideposts to consider when confronting talent challenges of the new and reset economy.
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Introducing the Triple Bottom Line

Once the credit crisis becomes history, we will likely reflect on just how dramatically it changed the corporate landscape.
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Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Construction Industry Adds Jobs (But With a Caveat)
By April 2010, at least 14,000 gained employment in the construction industry sector. Improved numbers relate to the number and scope of stimulus-funded projects. But don’t uncork the champagne just yet: Stimulus funding will likely expire before construction demand resumes. Economist Ken Simonson describes the large picture.
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