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The word “trade” all too often carries a negative connotation for many
Americans, reminding them of shuttered factories and lost jobs due to
competition from imports. But studies have consistently shown that the
export of American goods and services creates far more employment
opportunities in the United States than are lost because of the inflow
of foreign products.
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During the past month, Taiwan made a start in putting the
finances of its debt-ridden national healthcare system in order. An
increase in the premium goes into effect April 1, though government
subsidies will cushion most people from the impact. Now the Department
of Health will be tasked with coming up with a longer-term solution in
the form of a second-generation National Health Insurance program.
By Don Shapiro
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Reviewing IPR Performance
BY DON SHAPIRO
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New Era in Labor Relations
BY DON SHAPIRO
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Peeling Away the Potato Problem
BY DON SHAPIRO
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MACROECONOMICS
RECESSION ENDS: UNCORK THE CHAMPAGNE
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DOMESTIC
DPP CONTINUES ITS WINNING STREAK
SU DECLARES MAYORAL AMBITIONS
NATIONAL SECURITY CHIEF STEPS DOWN
24 INDICTED IN BASEBALL GAME-FIXING SCANDAL
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INTERNATIONAL
CHINA PROTESTS U.S. ARMS SALES TO TAIWAN
TAIWAN’S AIR DEFENSES CALLED INSUFFICIENT
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BUSINESS
LCD, CHIP INVESTMENTS TO BE ALLOWED IN CHINA
APPLE FILES PATENT SUIT AGAINST TAIWAN’S HTC
TAOYUAN AIRPORT DROPS IN GLOBAL RANKING
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A Report on Taiwan’s Financial Sector
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Emerging vs. Developed Market
BY TIMOTHY FERRY
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Taiwan’s Bond Rates Among World’s Lowest
BY PHILIP LIU
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Acceptance Growing for Futures Products
BY PHILIP LIU
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Finding the Right Words
Taiwan has an increasing amount of translation and
interpretation talent trained in specialized graduate programs.
BY JACKIE SHUN-HSIEH YEH
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A Still-maturing Profession
BY DON SHAPIRO
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