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The Big Ten: The Big Emerging Markets and How They Will Change Our Lives

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* Introduction: Americas Challenge * Who Are the Big Emerging Markets and Why Are They Important? * The Rewards of Economic Engagement * The Risks of Economic Engagement * Beyond Economics: Political Power and Political Instability * Clashes with American Values: Labor Practices, Human Rights, Environmental Protection * America Unprepared * Restructuring Our Policies at Home * A Vigorous Commercial Diplomacy * Americas Choice

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