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He removes a walkie-talkie from a jacket pocket , swigs some coffee , clears his throat of its early morning huskiness and says , " Okay , we ready ? In the South such consumer goods industries as textiles , garments , and footwear have given way to heavy industry , consumer electronics , and information industries . A majority of MBA candidates - - 56 percent - - acknowledged that they had cheated at least once , compared with 47 percent of graduate students in other disciplines , the researchers reported in the latest issue of Academy of Management Learning & Education.These future captains of industry led the way in scholarly swindling , but they did n't finish first by much . " The combined value of illegal underage drinking and adult pathological drinking to the industry was at least $ 48.3 billion , or 37.5 percent of consumer expenditures for alcohol in 2001 , " wrote Susan E. Foster and her colleagues in the May issue of the Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine . Europe 's revenue from derivatives already trumps that of the United States.At a news conference yesterday in Manhattan , Bloomberg and Schumer noted that the issue extends beyond New York and the financial services industry . This economy is on the move - - and our job is to keep it that way , not with more government but with more enterprise.Next week , I will deliver a full report on the state of our economy . Participants also expressed less trust in the electoral system and more cynical views of the news media , according to the researchers ' article , in the latest issue of American Politics Research . ) printing with movable metal type , which had been developed two centuries earlier , became widely used , and the Korean alphabet was developed . The case , Watters v. Wachovia Bank , is the latest in a series of legal skirmishes between state officials and the banking industry .