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December 10, 2007
The Decline of the U.S. Dollar
Decreasing value hits players in the U.S. market differently
By Lindsay Young
U.S. exports have shot up thanks to a weaker dollar. But not all manufacturers and distributors are benefiting. For those distributors who import from the euro-zone, for example, costs have suddenly spiked, forcing them to reexamine the way they define value in this marketplace.
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