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ECONOMIC INTERESTS
The G-20 Can Learn From Pittsburgh
After its industrial base declined, the city turned to high technology and medical services.
As the first green shoots of recovery emerge from the rubble of the Great Recession, there is no better place than Pittsburgh for government leaders to learn about economic revitalization.
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"Economic Interests" offers analysis of international economics, trade and related issues.
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