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Tuesday, 10th April 2001

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Demographics--United States
Education--Statistics--United States
Source: U.S Census
What's It Worth? Field of Training and Economic Status (P70-72)
Tables Only and Documentation
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U.S./China Relations
International Relations
Congressional Research Service Materials
The Federation Of American Scientists have made several Congressional Research Service (CRS) reports available dealing with U.S./China relations. Here are links to a few of them.
IB98018: China-U.S. Relations (updated March 1, 2001)
19 page .pdf
IB91121: China-U.S. Trade Issues (updated March 5, 2001)
17 page .pdf
IB98034: Taiwan: Recent Developments and US Policy Choices
(updated March 15, 2001)
18 page .pdf
China's Economic Conditions (updated March 12, 2001)
18 page .pdf
Additional CRS Material via FAS
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E-Government
New Study on E-Government From Accenture
From the article:
The U.S. government took third place behind the governments of Canada and Singapore in a broad-ranging Accenture study of electronic-government services around the world. Consultants at Accenture, formerly Andersen Consulting of Chicago, carried out the study in January by pretending to be local citizens and businesses conducting Internet transactions with 22 governments. They tested 165 types of transactions such as defense, education, human services, postal, public safety and transportation."
Direct to Full-Text of Report
19 page .pdf File
Direct To Accenture News Release

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