ECONOMICS: One World (Spotless)
Sweden, a country which loves cleanliness, was fed up with its cleaners. They took two weeks or more to clean clothes, and the prices were outrageous to boot. Last week the New York Times reported that some Swedes had found a solution. They send their clothes by airplane to be dry-cleaned in the U.S., get them back within a week.
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