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The Clash of Generations
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Friedman on America in 2011-2012
01/11/2011
Friedman points to the baby boomer generation in Greece and other eurozone countries and in the U.S that has wasted the opportunity to build a better future. Instead this generation of baby boomer politicians and others have left a legacy of debt to the next generation.
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