Slow Long-Term Growth, And Government’s Response
August 10, 2009
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Slow Long-Term Growth, And Government's Response
Beyond the current recession, the worst since the 1930s, lies years of slow growth, as we've discussed in pastInsights. The next economic recovery, which will probably start around mid-2010, will likely be so subdued that it may not feel like the recession has ended. And economic growth in the bulk of the next decade will probably be slow…