03/16/11
Marketplace for March 16, 2011
Episode Description:
Marketplace for March 16, 2011
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Doing business with Gaddafi again
Libyan president Muammar Gaddafi says his forces are beating back rebel forces. If he retains power, will foreign nations do business with him again?
1
Letters: Young birders, disaster relief in Japan
Kai Ryssdal goes over listener responses to past shows. This week: young birders speak out, the state of public radio, and the new ways to donate to disaster relief.
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Japan's automakers struggle to restart
Toyota extended its Japanese plant closures. Even as others resume production, the fallout spreads globally to factory floors and bottom lines.
0
The Addiction Economy: Russia's illnesses come with high costs
Russia's low birth rate and high death rate may have huge consequences for its economic prospects. So the government is taking action.
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Nuclear power is here to stay
Countries are debating the role of nuclear power in their energy policies. So what does nuclear energy offer?
1
Businesses, supply chains shut down in Japan
Japan's businesses try to survive despite shut-off transportation, road blockages and the nuclear crisis.
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GE's nuclear role is contradicting to its green self
General Electric has lately been trying to re-brand as a green company, but now there's negative attention on its role in the nuclear crisis in Japan.
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