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"Time" magazine, Canadian edition, has recently published an article on the Danish economy titled "Why Denmark Loves Globalization", November 15th, 2007.
(a) Discuss the features of the Danish economy (such as population, GDP/capita, main exports/imports, social services provided, size of government, etc.) and why the Danes overwhelmingly support globalization and job outsourcing.
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