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The book went to press in mid2008, before the full meltdown of the housing market, the credit freeze, and so on, even though it was clear by that time that there were some problems facing the economy. Bernanke, carol bertaut, laurie pounder demarco, and steven kamin note. Mar 30, 2004 in order to get some perspective on kletzers estimate of tradeinduced job loss, then, we should compare it to the number of workers who are displaced each year in the united states for all reasons, including firm or plant closings, corporate restructuring, automation, or the ending of fixedterm employment. Ben rehder became a published author in 2002 with the novel buck fever, which was nominated for an edgar award for best first novel.
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Youll recall that ben bernanke was the head of the us federal reserve in 2002. Today, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke released a speech. He was named time magazines person of the year in 2009 and was a professor of economics at princeton university prior to his career in public service. The feds shifting perspective on the economy and its.
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