More than $770,000,000,000! 
That's Fingleton's latest forecast for America's total trade deficit in 2007. Click here to see how huge that number really is.
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About Eamonn Fingleton
Author of Unsustainable, In Praise of Hard Industries and Blindside
 
30 Years of Prescience
After more than thirty years reporting from London, New York, and Tokyo, Eamonn Fingleton has few rivals in the range and depth of his economic commentaries.
 
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Fingleton's Books
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One of the Ten Best Business Books
What Business Week said about Blindside
 
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• Unsustainable • In Praise of Hard Industries • Blindside

 
 
The Trader's Library
Eamonn Fingleton reviews important books on trade issues.

Links of Interest
 
Blindside: Why Japan Is Still on Track to Overtake the U.S. by the Year 2000
��Comments on Blindside
The views of James Fallows, J. K. Galbraith, "Adam Smith", Bill Clinton, and others.
��Blindside Revisited
Blindside: Why Japan Is Still on Track to Overtake the U.S. by the Year 2000 caused a firestorm with its counter-intuitive take on U.S.-Japan rivalry in the 1990s. I stand by that eye-popping prediction in the book's subtitle.
��Read an excerpt from Blindside
��Buy Blindside at Amazon.com

��Also by Eamonn Fingleton: Unsustainable, In Praise of Hard Industries

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