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Diane and her guests talk about growing concern among some economists about the effects of economic globalization on U.S. workers, and what -- if anything -- to do about it.
Alan S. Blinder, professor of economics at Princeton University
Fred Bergsten, director of the Peter G. Peterson Institute for International Economics
Jeff Faux, founding president, distinguished fellow, Economic Policy Institute
The painful memoir of a boy growing up in the South in the 1950s and how his father's abuse, and his mother's indifference, led him to drinking, cutting and an attempt to take his own life.
Robert Goolrick, worked in advertising for many years. This is his first book.
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