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The Natural Study Guide

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by Bernard Malamud
About 76 pages (22,823 words)
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1950s: Money poured into defense spending during the 1940s helped to create a successful military-industrial complex that bolstered the economy in the 1950s. Companies produced goods that enabled them to become prosperous and hire more workers who would in turn buy more goods.

Today: A healthy economic forecast causes the stock market to soar and pays huge dividends to investors.

1950s: Critics attack Senator Richard Nixon's moral character when rumors of illegal funds surface during the 1952 presidential campaign.

Today: Critics attack President Clinton's moral character when rumors of illegal funds, shady business dealings, and sexual improprieties.....

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