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	<title>Comments on: Beyond the bottom line</title>
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		<title>By: susan farrimond</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Loved the article, especially after talking to you in person about the trip. The Smithville in me knows the hardships small-town merchants have experienced. Although on a trip to Vermont, we saw a state where there is very little commercialism. There are no Walmarts, Targets, McDonalds , etc., and it is very rustic. However, they have a huge problem. Vermont cannot keep its young people in Vermont because there are few job opportunities for them in the state. I don&#039;t  know what the answer is but Sam Walton has turned the business world in small towns upside down.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Loved the article, especially after talking to you in person about the trip. The Smithville in me knows the hardships small-town merchants have experienced. Although on a trip to Vermont, we saw a state where there is very little commercialism. There are no Walmarts, Targets, McDonalds , etc., and it is very rustic. However, they have a huge problem. Vermont cannot keep its young people in Vermont because there are few job opportunities for them in the state. I don&#8217;t  know what the answer is but Sam Walton has turned the business world in small towns upside down.</p>
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