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Export-free soens, highways, airports. it is investing in education and training and soon will turn to health care. no developing democracy has been able to ignore short-term political pressures and execute a disciplined growth strategy with such success. but the chinese model is no longer working that well. partly this is a product of success. china has become the worlds second largest economy. its per capita income is that of a middle income country. it cannot grow at the pace it did when it w...

17 minutes before the top of the hour. lets take a look at your money now. the dow ticked down just at tin bit on friday. it marked a fourth straight week of gains. reassurance from fed chief ben bernanke regarding the governments stimulus program helped push the stocks up. >> the motor city is running out of gas. big story this week. just a day after declaring bankruptcy on thursday, a judge actually ordered the city to withdraw the bankruptcy filing declaring it unconstitutional but michigans ...

Ben bernanke spent the morning testifying here in washington up on capitol hill, taking questions from lawmakers about the future of the governments massive stimulus program. alison kosik is over at the new york stock exchange following the reaction. whats the reaction so far? the open flow of stimulus apparently is going to keep oncoming. >> exactly. that easy money, that stimulus will continue to flow at least for now. but ben bernanke also says the stimulus will likely begin to wind down towa...

They reinvest. thats how it workings. >> just like nancy pelosi with every stimulus program. >> it is trickle down economics my frnd. >> go a head, wayne. we have a perfect accident in the automobile industry. wages got so crazy and wildly out of hand. you had to bail out general motors. who pays for that? your money gets to pay automobile worker in detroit. it is crazy and makes no sense. not competitive. >> kimberly, wrap it up. >> figure it out. hire me and come to my state. i am willing to w...

Airplane. >> weather wasnt that nice when i was trying to get here last night. a beautiful morning here. stocks are pointing higher this morning. the major u.s. average closing 1% higher on friday. its when investors kick off the week. last week, the dow gains 1.5%. the s&p 500 up 1.6%. a stronger than expected june jobs report on friday gave investors a much needed boost of confidence. investors will be watching closely on wednesday. its when ben bernanke will give a big speech about where the ...

All right. welcome back to "early start." it is time to talk money. good morning. >> hi, guys. itis about the june jobs report. so far, three hours away from what could be a major reaction in the markets. we are getting signs, investors think the report might be right in line with what they expect to see because stock futures are already higher. steady growth in payrolls. the federal reserve scaling back the stimulus program. economists are expected 155,000 jobs to have been created in june with...

Markets closing down with the dow taking a nose dive ending the day losing 140 points. now analysts say the trend could continue over fears the fed could scale back its stimulus program. what could we expect to happen? joining us now, here we are together, varney and perino with no hannity. tell us whats going on. >> when that opening bell rings on wall street, the dow jones average will go up about 70 points, not much of a come-back after the huge losses of last week. beyond that, i dont know w...

Back. fed chief ben bernanke last week only said he may start to scale back, the markets been freaking out ever since even though nothings actually been done. its really the stimulus program thats been propping up stocks, creating this wealth effect. besides the fed, a lot of the wild moves that stocks made today, a lot of that was also related to china because chinas central bank came out today and told the countrys biggest banks to get it together, stop handing out loans so freely. so now ther...

Overseas. the whole obsession with nuclear disarmament is leftover from the 1980s, the threat of climate change one is totally disconnected from the realities of american politics. not anything is going to happen on that. two is disconnected from the reality of global warming because we havent had any in the last 15 years. >> chris: another big story this week ben bernanke announced if the economy course if it will pull back on the stimulus program by the end of the year. though the markets were...

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