Many of us are wondering the same thing: How much worse will the economy get? Major retail stores are closing, pink slips keep coming and lots of people are saddled with devalued homes. Yikes: Are bread lines next? The president has a plan, but there is no shortage of skepticism that it will work. Meanwhile, those of us most affected by the crisis are trying not to freak out, or we’re searching for a silver lining (and there are more silver linings every day!) There are reasons, of course, to stay positive in spite of the negative. But if you’re feeling a little panicky lately, you’re not alone.
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ndainfo wrote 2 hours ago: In his recent op-ed in New York Times the Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugamn argues that the … more →
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TennesseePaul wrote 4 hours ago: LONG BEACH— I read another partisan rant from Mr. Paul Krugman today. This will probably be the last … more →