This story is from August 26, 2002

‘Bush more of a danger to economy’

NEW YORK: US president George W Bush poses a much greater threat to the world’s economy than any candidate in Brazil, Nobel prize-winning US economist Joseph Stiglitz said in an interview published in daily O Globo.
‘Bush more of a danger to economy’
NEW YORK: US president George W Bush poses a much greater threat to the world’s economy than any candidate in Brazil, Nobel prize-winning US economist Joseph Stiglitz said in an interview published in daily O Globo.
“I think that Bush represents a much greater danger to the world’s economic policy than any candidate in Brazil. If I had to choose between Bush and Lula (Brazilian presidential candidate Luiz Inacio “Lula� da Silva), I’d opt for Lula,� Stiglitz said.
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