

David Fettig Vice President of Public Affairs (2003-2015)
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Monopolies: Silent Spreaders of Poverty and Economic Inequality
September 22, 2020Research
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President Narayana Kocherlakota announces he will not seek another term in 2016
December 12, 2014News
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Minneapolis Fed Directors Tour Bakken Oil Patch
September 18, 2012Article
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A historical look at floods in the Ninth District
January 25, 2012Article
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Spotlight (again) on state-owned banks
October 12, 2011Article
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The rural welcome wagon
July 1, 2011Article
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Hollowing Out the Middle and The Wealth and Poverty of Regions
December 1, 2010Article
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Interview with Eric Hardmeyer
September 3, 2010Article
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Who Do You Trust with Your Money?
September 1, 2009Article
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Markets Meet Humans: Three Books
June 1, 2008Article
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The History of a Powerful Paragraph
June 1, 2008Article
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The Baseball Economist: The Real Game Exposed
June 1, 2007Article
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Claire Strom on James J. Hill's legacy and influence on the northern Great Plains
March 1, 2007Article
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Thomas J. Holmes on Wal-Mart's location strategy
March 1, 2006Article
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Reflections on Monetary Policy 25 Years After October 1979
December 1, 2005Article
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Home, Home on the Grange
June 1, 2004Article
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Banking as destiny?
May 1, 2004Article
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Credit availability: A snapshot of the Hmong business community in Minneapolis and St. Paul
August 1, 2003Article
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Between Two Worlds: How Do Credit Markets Work?
May 1, 2003Article
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Crossroads of Freedom: Antietam and Five Days in London: May 1940
December 1, 2002Article
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Lender of More Than Last Resort
December 1, 2002Article
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How the Fed Made Section 13(b) Loans
December 1, 2002Article
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The Invisible Heart, Moral Hazard and The Way We Live Now
September 1, 2002Article
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The Ordinary Business of Life: A History of Economics from the Ancient World to the
Twenty-First Century
June 1, 2002Article
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Railroad Redux
December 1, 2001Article
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Interview with Thomas Sowell
September 1, 2001Article
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Catching up with Lawrence Lindsey
June 1, 2001Article
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Interview with Hernando de Soto
June 1, 2001Article
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Sterilized fx: They may attract attention and make people feel good, but ultimately they're all show and no dough
June 1, 2001Article
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“Something Unanticipated Happened”
December 1, 2000Article
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Capital Income Taxes: A Bad Idea
December 1, 1999Article
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A report on the Economic Literacy Symposium
June 1, 1999Article
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The Federal Reserve's Beige Book: A better mirror than crystal ball
March 1, 1999Article
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Interview with Laurence Meyer
September 1, 1998Article
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Declining deposits ... Is it all bad news?
July 1, 1998Article
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Federal Reserve Governor Meyer visits Ninth District Indian reservations
July 1, 1998Article
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Follow the Money
June 1, 1998Article
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Metro Outlook '98
January 1, 1998Article
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Labor availability makes the business headlines, but metro areas also deal with other issues
January 1, 1998Article
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Every letter tells a story
December 1, 1997Article
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It's all in the name
July 1, 1997Article
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Think big, act small
July 1, 1997Article
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As small banks grow, community banking becomes regional banking
July 1, 1997Article
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BNC's strategy: growth plus community values
July 1, 1997Article
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Interview with James Tobin
December 1, 1996Article
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Fargo's one-directional growth
October 1, 1996Article
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Sioux Falls is growing like a tree, but does it need pruning?
October 1, 1996Article
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For Billings, west-end growth is beginning to raise questions
October 1, 1996Article
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Growth brings concerns
October 1, 1996Article
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In St. Cloud, if you want city services, you join the city and many want in
October 1, 1996Article
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What does the future hold for community banks?
July 1, 1996Article
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Bank liquidity tightening—but still sufficient, bankers say
July 1, 1996Article
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Banks turn up the heat against credit unions
July 1, 1996Article
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A report from the battlefield
June 1, 1996Article
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And now for something completely different: Market prices
April 1, 1996Article
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Primer on congestion pricing
April 1, 1996Article
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It ain't broke yet, so let's fix it now
April 1, 1996Article
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The quiet side of economic development
January 1, 1996Article
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Time to Learn New Things
December 1, 1995Article
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Loans program brings funds to southwestern Wisconsin
July 1, 1995Article
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Doing the undoable deal
July 1, 1995Article
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Putting the “C" in CRA
July 1, 1995Article
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The quality movement may spur productive growth
April 1, 1995Article
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Interstate branch banking: Opt in or opt out?
January 1, 1995Article
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Business Economists
December 1, 1994Article
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Small banks vs. small branches—bank style may mean more than bank ownership
July 1, 1994Article
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Futurebank '94: Technology expo lures community bankers
July 1, 1994Article
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You can't tax what you can't see
April 1, 1994Article
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Mandated health care may increase incentives for underground activity
April 1, 1994Article
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Banking on the Government
March 1, 1994Article
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Ninth District becomes hub of 'Minor League' basketball
January 1, 1994Article
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Q&A with Lawrence Lindsey
January 1, 1994Article
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From Butte to Duluth, Ninth District communities answer call to 'Play Ball'
January 1, 1994Article
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Secondary sports are primary objective of many Ninth District communities
January 1, 1994Article
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The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics
December 1, 1993Article
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District exports key to economy
October 1, 1993Article
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Interview with Anna J. Schwartz
September 1, 1993Article
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In light of public disclosure, CRA gains luster
July 1, 1993Article
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Community Reinvestment is a way of life, not a law, says small town bank
July 1, 1993Article
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Shadowing the Shadows
June 1, 1993Article
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Amid noise of its prominent closures, Eau Claire continues to grow
April 1, 1993Article
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From the ashes of economic crises, Jackson builds economic diversity
April 1, 1993Article
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When a “company town” loses its company, no magic formula for recovery
April 1, 1993Article
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Regulatory burden
October 1, 1992Article
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Banking 2000: More technology and fewer banks
October 1, 1992Article
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Self-Styled Expert Travels the Country to Prepare Towns for Wal-Mart Invasions
September 1, 1992Article
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For Ninth District Indian reservations, economic development means independence and self-reliance
July 1, 1992Article
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Development Center aids Indian-owned businesses
July 1, 1992Article
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Gambling's booty extends beyond reservation to neighboring community
July 1, 1992Article
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From Red Cliff to Pine Ridge, reservations tie hopes to tourism, small business and manufacturing
July 1, 1992Article
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Proposal would make tribes investors in off-reservation development
July 1, 1992Article
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The industry that keeps growing and growing and ...
July 1, 1992Article
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The Dichotomy Becomes Reality: Ten Years of the Federal Reserve as Regulator and Competitor
June 1, 1992Article
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Missouri River is the lifeblood of the northern Great Plains
April 1, 1992Article
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With plentiful water in most areas, district's eastern regions try to balance preservation and growth
April 1, 1992Article
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From quantity to quality, Ninth District states grapple with growing concerns over water
April 1, 1992Article
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Concern over schools' 'outputs' spurs business sector's interest in education
January 1, 1992Article
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Dichotomy Becomes Reality: Ten Years of Federal Reserve as Regulator and Competitor
January 1, 1992Article
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Crisis looms as America exports innovation, imports products
October 1, 1991Article
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Can you create a high-tech environment?
October 1, 1991Article
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High-tech competition inspires states, universities to innovate
October 1, 1991Article
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Reading, Writing, Arithmetic ... and Economics?
September 1, 1991Article
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County enters entrepreneurial fray, offers cash and loans to start-ups
July 1, 1991Article
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Agricultural by-product inspires creation of yet another by-product
July 1, 1991Article
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How much does she know about construction? About $10 million worth
July 1, 1991Article
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Entrepreneurial impact on Ninth District economy grows
July 1, 1991Article
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Following first-ever takeover, Santee Sioux branch out on their own
July 1, 1991Article
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With little knowledge of business, immigrant studies way to success
July 1, 1991Article
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Iverson seeks wilderness: From sand to snow, entrepreneur makes big change
July 1, 1991Article
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Small Leak Teaches Big Lessons
June 1, 1991Article
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U.S. health care system shows signs of terminal condition, crippled government budgets provide little aid
April 1, 1991Article
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Philosophically and otherwise, change is in order for Minnesota finances
December 1, 1990Article
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Faced with decreased revenues and economic uncertainty, states must make tough budgetary decisions
December 1, 1990Article
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Hungry for joint ventures, Soviets enjoy working with small companies, Minnesota businessman says
September 1, 1990Article
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As the Iron Curtain opens, some businesses rush in, while others react warily to economic changes
September 1, 1990Article
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Diversity shields most Ninth District contractors from defense cutbacks
June 1, 1990Article
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Defense cuts inevitable, but impact depends on location and pace of change
June 1, 1990Article
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Communities are cautiously optimistic about future of Air Force bases
June 1, 1990Article
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Communities tie economic hopes to four-lane highways
March 1, 1990Article
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While "shortage" is disputed, agriculture industry suffers from tightening of rail care supply
March 1, 1990Article
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South Dakota plans nation's first intrastate air service
March 1, 1990Article
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Transportation and economic development: an important, yet costly, relationship
March 1, 1990Article
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From the Twin Cities to Chicago in 90 minutes — by train
March 1, 1990Article
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Administration plan calls for more local user fees
March 1, 1990Article
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U.S. Economy in 1990 and 1991: Continued Expansion Likely
February 1, 1990Article
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Flight of Minnesota businesses inspires creation of tax credit
December 1, 1989Article
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Expedited Funds Availability Act: Was it Worth the Cost?
December 1, 1989Article
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Three departments joined in common development effort
December 1, 1989Article
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State-owned bank provides North Dakota's economic funds
December 1, 1989Article
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State economic development programs needed expense or just wishful thinking?
December 1, 1989Article
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Too small for state programs, federal funds crucial to U.P.
December 1, 1989Article
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Venture capital alliance unites Montana's private/public sectors
December 1, 1989Article
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10-month sales tax creates $40 million business loan fund
December 1, 1989Article
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Squeezed for space, La Crosse considers development of River Valley
September 1, 1989Article
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Endangered species vs. agriculture: the fight for precious grassland
September 1, 1989Article
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Wetlands debate: after years of fighting officials hope for reconciliation
September 1, 1989Article
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Proposed paper/pulp mill has groups drawing battle lines
September 1, 1989Article
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Cutting timber to save jobs: the economics of forest management
September 1, 1989Article
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What's worse — grasshoppers, dead bees or chemical pollution?
September 1, 1989Article
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F. Augustus Heinze of Montana and the Panic of 1907
August 1, 1989Article
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Feast or famine: aging labor supply affects Ninth District economy in varied ways
June 1, 1989Article
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Retirees elusive but helpful to labor-starved marketplace
June 1, 1989Article
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From higher wages to subsidized housing: the increasing cost of hiring youth
June 1, 1989Article
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Advisory Council Provides Insight into Economic Life of the Ninth District
May 1, 1989Article
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Facts about U.S.-Canada trade
March 1, 1989Article
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After three months: a review of U.S.-Canada free trade
March 1, 1989Article
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Tariff removal stages under the free trade agreement
March 1, 1989Article
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Looking beyond Canada: exporting as a way of life
March 1, 1989Article