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By Brit Hume
Posted: Saturday, January 1, 2000
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Weekly Standard  
Publication Date: October 18, 1999

Dow 36,000  

Review excerpt:

You would never know it from the indignant reaction the book generated well before its September publication date, but Dow 36,000 advances a reasonable argument based on data that are widely known and not seriously disputed. Indeed, what is most striking about the book, despite its radical-sounding title, is how radical it isn't.

Brit Hume is a contributing editor to The Weekly Standard. James K. Glassman is a resident fellow, and Kevin A. Hassett a resident scholar, at AEI.

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