When was it obvious our recovery would be so slow? (questions that are rarely asked)

17 Aug 2012

John Cochrane presents a good point: But we’ve heard the defense over and over again: “recoveries are always slower after financial crises.” Most recently (this is what set me off today) in the Washington Times, Many economists say the agonizing recovery from the Great Recession…is the predictable consequence of a housing market collapse and a [...]
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