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5 lessons of the Great Recession - CSMonitor.com

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Five years after the worst crisis since the 1930s, America has devised safeguards and changed the rules of Wall Street. But could the country really avoid...

A New Great Recession, Once Every 5 Years | Seeking Alpha

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running out of "ammunition" for those interventions, and the much ...

great recession | PBS NewsHour

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Child poverty is worse now than it was before the Great Recession, despite strides toward economic recovery. That's according to a new report by the Annie E.

10 Years Later: 4 Millennials Describe How The Great Recession Shaped...

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A decade after the financial crisis, there’s evidence that as a whole, Millennials and their attitudes toward work and money have indeed been influenced by the...

Timeline on the Great Recession - CSMonitor.com

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From Lehman Brothers collapse to the wrenching swings of the stock market – a look back at the major events that marked the worst financial crisis since the...

Remember, It Was The Great Recession, Charlie Brown | Seeking Alpha

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My biggest memory of pumpkins was in the movie 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown'.Linus truly believed that the Great Pumpkin would appear again next year,

The Great Recession and Its Continuing Impact: 8 Docs to Watch |...

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Revisit a selection of FRONTLINE’s documentaries involving the financial crisis and its continuing fallout.

More Americans optimistic about finding a job, most since Great...

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According to a new Gallup poll released today, 36 percent of Americans think that now is a good time to find a quality job. That’s the highest percentage since...

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