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New bonds are being formed between state governments and their neighbors in Canada to capitalize on regional strength in a global economy.
Regional economic cooperation is emerging as a potent political force as state policy-makers, legislative leaders, governors and other top state officials grapple with the phenomenon of global trading blocs. These leaders seek to maintain economic viability in a rapidly changing world. The resurgent nationalism of Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union, a vivid counterpoint to supranational trading units, makes the business environment even more confusing.
Some experts, such as Lester Thurow, professor of economics at the ...