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I QUITE like this week's Economics focus:Jagdish Bhagwati of Columbia University reckons that those who argue in favour of boosting rich-world manufacturing suffer from a "manufacturing fetish".

Lower-end manufacturing has indeed moved to countries like China, with their masses of cheap labour, but it is not obvious why this pattern of comparative advantage should be resisted.Services mentalityJagdish Bhagwati of Columbia University reckons that those who argue in favour of boosting rich-world manufacturing suffer from a "manufacturing fetish".

Market manipulation and distortion is absolutely fine when it boosts the rich, and totally unacceptable when it helps the poor.

In the long run bold productivity-enhancing reforms will do more to boost the rich world's growth prospects than short-term fiscal austerity.

In fighting a deep recession with Keynesian stimulus policies, raising tax rates on the rich, boosting the minimum wage, and seeking to provide health care for all, the Obama Administration was pursuing a mainstream progressive agenda that virtually all Democrats support, and, to a large extent, it has worked as advertised.

In addition, it has been shown that by activating BAT via short-term cold exposure, fatty acids are efficiently channeled into BAT due to a metabolic program that boosts TG-rich lipoproteins (TRL) uptake into BAT.

Instead, boosting taxes on the rich simply encourages them to move their money into less-taxed categories, according to a May study from the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute.

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The rich, boosted by the not-so-invisible hand of the corporate ideologues in government, have done astonishingly well in recent decades, while the rest of the population has tended to tread water economically, or drown.

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