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www.chrisstucchio.com
It's becoming a more or less accepted economic theory that a large part component of our current recession is structural. This means that during the housing bubble we had lots of people in housing related jobs (construction worker, realtor ), but once the bubble burst those jobs ceased to exist, and ... |
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iydhants.wordpress.com
Readers will notice that there hasn't been much activity here since Thanksgiving. My absenceis partly due to traveling I've had to do, being engrossed in my new book (The Power Brokerby Robert Caro), and other academicobligations, which will continue next week. Nonetheless, I have provided some long reads here as they seem to one of... |
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andrewbatson.com
I recently wrote a piece at my job, and somewhat unusually for us, it's come out from behind the paywall so that everyone can read it. Here's the opening: There are two statements about China's economy that receive broad agreement today. One is that China faces a long-term structural slowdown in its growth rate, due... |
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www.dispatch.com
Opinion: If we the people remain all in for what we can be, this nation will survive the 2024 general election. |
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