Debate is heating up in the United States over the pros and cons of the current foreign exchange policy being pursued by the U.S.
While high-ranking government officials and Wall Street gurus openly advocate a strong-dollar policy, skepticism abounds among corporate executives, industry leaders and scholars.
Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and Economic Affairs Assistant Lawrence Lindsay have frequently been quoted in media reports as saying that a strong dollar remains in the U.S. national interest.
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