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Submitted by The Capital Spectator
At long last a bit of good news: retail sales rose last month by 0.2%, reversing February’s stumble and bringing hope to the dwindling number of optimists who think economic growth will remain intact. But while Wall Street may be inclined to jump on the news as a reason to buy, […]

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As the American film industry cuts costs, orchestras in Prague, Budapest and Sofia are picking up recording contracts for Hollywood scores, or those of French and Italian blockbusters.
A Balkan country known for its skilled musicians and low labour costs, Bulgaria has become an attractive spot for outsourcing film scores.
“Compared to the […]

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Submitted by CARPE DIEM
PITTSBURGH–Last year was bad. This year, even worse — a crush of applications, but a dearth of H-1B visas awarded to employers who say they need to import educated foreign workers to occupy high-tech positions that can’t be filled by American workers.
This month, companies across the U.S. began filing petitions for 85,000 […]

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Submitted by CARPE DIEM
A firm engaged in price discrimination faces two practical problems. The first is the problem of distinguishing customers who will buy the good at a high price from those who will not. One solution is said to be used by optometrists. When the customer asks how much a new pair of glasses […]

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