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Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Longest recession since 1933
With no end in sight, the current recession may well be the longest recession since 1933.
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- Yale's Swensen Interview
- Financial sector in historical perspective
- understanding Fed's balance sheet, money supply an...
- How to get China spending: It's Hard.
- The problems of bank nationalization
- Is U.K. solvent?
- Unemployment: when to bottom?
- China's urban unemployment may reach 30-year high
- Becker on infrastructure spending
- Ferguson: The Ascent of Money
- Obama's inaugural address 01/20/2009
- John Bogle on economic outlook
- John Taylor interview
- What Obama can do with the banks?
- World Trade is Collapsing
- Market failed to cheer up in 2009 so far
- Bernanke Q&A session
- China's Trade Continues to Plunge
- Death of "decoupling"
- Bush's record in historical perspective
- Krugman: stop talking about "Jump-start"
- The future of American banking
- Ponzi and Madoff
- A little history of Martin Feldstein and his NBER
- Oil Bubble: How we got there
- C.Romer explains recovery package
- China's economic challenge
- Time to rethink China's banking development strate...
- Paulson's Farewell
- Mankiw: Still suspicious about government spending...
- Consumer deleveraging has only just begun
- Digest Obama's Recovery Package
- Why developed countries aren't saving?
- Charlie Rose: A conversation with Stiglitz and Fel...
- Unemployment rate reaches 7.2%
- Obama outlines his economic plan
- Longest recession since 1933
- Feldstein AEA interview
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