(Reuters) - "If you put globalization up for a popular vote in the United States, I think it would lose 60/40," he told the India Institute of Technology Alumni 2007 Global Conference, a Silicon Valley event attended by thousands of India's top academic and business elite.
Immelt was responding to a moderator's question on whether the internationalization of the economy was likely to come under attack as the U.S. presidential election cycle heats up.
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Immelt was responding to a moderator's question on whether the internationalization of the economy was likely to come under attack as the U.S. presidential election cycle heats up.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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