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Written by Efthymios Efthymiopoulos

“I hope our wisdom will grow with our power, and teach us that the less we use our power the greater it will be.”

Thomas Jefferson

The United States have long been viewed as a superpower; aproximately one fifth of the global output, a currency fairly strong, and empowered with some of the world’s best academic institutions. However, as of right now, it does not appear as the top giant in the world financial economy and it seems dependent on China Brazil, Canada, among other countries. But, what the US can do is export both its issues as well as its beliefs.

 Having found fertile ground amidst the financial crisis in Europe, the United States have the ability to lead in the economic sphere thus remain ever essential. Only a few days left, to find  out whether President Obama will remain for another four years or Governor Romney will become the next President. At the same time one question comes in mind: what kind of impact will either candidate have among other things-on the global economy. In the meantime, all kinds of guesses are ventured within the US.

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