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    Bartlett and Steele: What Happens to a Dream Betrayed?
    Bartlett and Steele: What Happens to a Dream Betrayed?
    Bartlett and Steele: What Happens to a Dream Betrayed?
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    Bartlett and Steele: What Happens to a Dream Betrayed?

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    Economic correspondent Paul Solman talks to the authors of The Betrayal of the American Dream, Donald Barlett and James Steele, who say the drive for free trade has exported so many jobs to China, Brazil and India that American workers may become irrelevant to their own economy, just as other countries gain a middle class.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNewsHour Productions
    Release dateOct 16, 2012
    ISBN9781987106800
    Bartlett and Steele: What Happens to a Dream Betrayed?

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      This discussion reminds me why partisanship and our current state of affairs in 2019 is so shortsighted, as are humans. In the context of history and government and especially the US government has grown and changed. I’m looking forward to when Gen Y and gen Z are in control.