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We Had A Booming Stock Market In 1929 And Then Went Into The World's Greatest Depression. We Have A Booming Stock Market In 1999. Will The Bubble Somehow Burst, And Then We Enter Depression? Well, Some Things Are Not Different.

My Concern Is Not That There Are Too Many Sweatshops, But That There Are Too Few.

The Russian Drama Began At The End Of 1991, When The Soviet Union Mercifully Ended. Russia And 14 Other New Countries Emerged From The Ruins Of The Soviet Union. Every One Of Those 15 New States Faced A Profound Historical, Economic, Financial, Social And Political Challenge.

We Were Proposing, In A Sense, That The Rest Of The World Be Made Safe For American Ideas, As They Adopted Intellectual Property Rights That Gave Patent Protection To Our Very Innovative Economy.

All Of The Incessant Debate About Development Assistance, And Whether The Rich Are Doing Enough To Help The Poor, Actually Concerns Less Than 1% Of Rich World Income. The Effort Required Of The Rich Is Indeed So Slight That To Do Less Is To Announce Brazenly To A Large Part Of The World: 'you Count For Nothing.' We Should Not Be Surprised, Then, If In Later Years The Rich Reap The Whirlwind Of That Heartless Response.