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DECEMBER
12/30/07 The 2008 economy, Hale Stewart, Huffington Post. Checklist of things to watch for.
12/17/07 The Rise of Medical Tourism, Harvard Business School. Medical “tourism” is travel for medical purposes. The case of a hospital in South India is reviewed. The author says that the hospital is seeking to qualify to UK National Health Service standards. The facility is attracting more UK than US patients.
12/5/07
President to Freeze Mortgage Rates, Washington Post. President Bush reached agreement with mortgage firms to freeze interest rates for five years for distressed homeowners. Advocates hope it will forstall crisis but others say it is a bailout. The plan would put some homeowners on a fast track to refinance their mortgages.
 
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