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An Investor's Guide to the Avian Flu
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Most experts agree that when it comes to a global flu pandemic, it's not a matter of 'if', but 'when'. One thing is certain: the effects on the global economy will be severe and widespread. The author, the chief economist for BMO Nesbitt Burns and Harris Bank, shows how businesses can plan for their own continuity of service and the safety of their workers. She shows how the need to coordinate these efforts locally, nationally, and globally in both the private and public sectors is unprecedented, extremely demanding, and above all, necessary.