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Monthly Archives: January 2011
We may be losing the war, but the battle is won
Denying the cyclical economic momentum the USA gained in 2010 is as cretinous as denying the structural flaws. The chief structural issue I see in the US economy is its general exposure to marginal activity. The consequence of this reality … Continue reading
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