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Making The French Pay

By The Daily Dish
Jul 10 2007, 4:08 AM ET

Their opposition to the Iraq war prompted a major slide in U.S. support for France, which in turn had a big impact, according to the Economist:

Between February 2002 and March 2003, the percentage of Americans who had a favourable view of France fell from 83% (it's hard to remember it was ever so high) to just 35%. By 2005, that aversion to all things gallic was costing France about $5 billion-worth of exports...

The full paper is here.



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