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Tells about the new Cabinet including economic plans which follow Sachs' suggestions.
The new yorker
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Fernandez later said his economic plans did not contemplate a debt default.
Reuters
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the budget would outline his government's economic plans.
News.com.au
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Trump has said his economic plans include a major boost to infrastructure investment.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, Yvette Cooper claimed Corbyn's economic plans for quantitative easing were not realistic.
The Guardian
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It is among a range of economic plans outlined by the party this morning.
Radio NZ
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President Macron would also need to show he can deliver on his economic plans.
Reuters
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In contrast, Mr Trump's middle-class economic plans, such as they were, are already receding.
The Irish Times
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In some countries independent evaluations of economic plans underlying the election platforms help ensure this.
The Irish Times
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He is confident that his economic plans are resilient enough to brave this economic storm.
The South African
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Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has criticised the economic plans of both Labour and the Conservatives.
BBC
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The war of the economic plans continues with National now claiming a major flaw in Labour's plan.
Radio NZ
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Ignore his boasts about the market's confidence in his economic plans, redemption has been logical for ages.
The Guardian
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However, the government seized on this latest decline in unemployment as evidence that its economic plans are wowrking.
The Guardian
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Trump has just got into office and he is formulating his economic plans, said one senior political source.
Reuters
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Miliband will deliver a speech on Labour's economic plans today, putting the focus on reforms rather than spending.
Reuters
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