Research shows that bigger trade deficits go hand in hand with faster growth, falling unemployment, higher industrial output and declining poverty. It is edited by Timothy Lynch with an introduction by Milton Friedman and chapters by New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, Roger Pilon and others. Although nearly as many women as men have college degrees, men still far outnumber women in higher-income jobs, new Census Bureau estimates show, according to the Associated Press. The data in the report were not from the 2000 census, but from a separate annual survey taken last March. It is unclear from the report if there is any significant difference between men and women in the fields of study they enter, the levels of education they achieve, and years of experience.
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