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Last week's column, in case you missed it.

U.S.-India trade figures since 1986.

The New Republic thinks IT outsourcing is good, not bad. They are wrong.

Here is the conventional wisdom on what it will take for nanotechnology to become a big employer. Only it won't work that way because atomic-level manufacturing works more reliably in tanks and pails than on tiny little assembly lines.

Meanwhile, IBM says it will grow its global workforce by 15,000 in 2004 with 4,500 of those new positions coming in the United States. But my friends inside IBM don't believe any of it.