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Luders Allen

September 17, 2011

 

Almost half a century ago, the United States used to be world-leading country in manufacturing. About 53 percent of its economy depended on manufacturing. Now, only 9 percent of its economy depends on manufacturing (if it's not less than that). Most of its manufacturing companies are shipped overseas for cheap labors, not only U.S. manufacturing jobs that are outsourced, but also white-collar jobs.

Over 4 mill...

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By Luders Allen

August 27, 2011    

No leader can save Haiti: not until most members of the entrepreneurial, educated and political sectors sincerely embrace nationalism.   

Signs of hope and prosperity will appear, one day, in Haiti, when most members of entrepreneurial, educated and political sectors, in which the future of Haiti depends upon, respect their fellow compatriots and embrace nationalism. As long as lack of respect and patriotism are fully preoccu...

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