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Canada: rich by nature, poor by policy
Brimelow, Peter - In: Contemporary policy issues 6 (1988) 1, pp. 28-38
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Alien nation : common sense about America's immigration disaster
Brimelow, Peter - 1995
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The Wall Street gurus : how you can profit from investment newsletters
Brimelow, Peter - 1986
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Alien Nation: Common Sense About America's Immigration Disaster
Brimelow, Peter; Zolberg, Aristide R. - In: Population and development review 21 (1995) 3, pp. 659-664
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Companies, People, Ideas - Charticle (absolute value) Grab Redux? - Government was getting smaller until Sept. 11.
Brimelow, Peter - In: Forbes : business and finance (2001), pp. 92
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Money & Investing - Charticle (absolute value) Cash Conundrum - Returns on Treasury bills have been unusually positive. It could be time for a reversal.
Brimelow, Peter - In: Forbes : business and finance (2001), pp. 214-215
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Money & Investing - Charticle (absolute value) Small Stocks' Turn? History suggests small-cap stocks will rise in the next few years.
Brimelow, Peter - In: Forbes : business and finance (2001), pp. 102-103
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Companies, People, Ideas - L Is for Layoffs - Assigning a letter grade to the economy's woes.
Brimelow, Peter; Rubenstein, Edwin S. - In: Forbes : business and finance (2001), pp. 60-61
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Charticle - Dow5200? - History suggests stocks aren't done declining.
Brimelow, Peter - In: Forbes : business and finance (2001), pp. 186-187
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Companies, People, Ideas - Charticle - Pass-Fail - More high school students drop out than educators admit. GEDs aren't the answer.
Brimelow, Peter - In: Forbes : business and finance (2001), pp. 94-95
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