Wednesday June 5, 2002
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Guest host: Susan Page
A panel explains why the value of the dollar is declining against the euro and the yen, what it says about foreign investors' faith in the U.S. economy, and how it could affect U.S. consumers, businesses, trade and more.
Bill Dudley, director of the U.S. economic research group at Goldman Sachs and Co.
Frank Vargo, vice president for international economic affairs at the National Association of Manufacturers
Jake Schlesinger, reporter for the Wall Street Journal
In 1984, a chemical accident killed thousands in the Indian city of Bhopal. Dominique LaPierre, a French investigative journalist who has long written about India's poor, talks about his research into the incident and its aftermath.
Dominique LaPierre, French investigative journalist and author
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