(a) control our own currency and (b) used aggressive monetary policy to save the banks and lower interest rates while running high deficits.Do you agree? What's your interpretation of the graph?
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One simple - too simple? - graph to explain US economy's performance
The graph comes from Thomson Datastream via Derek Thompson of TheAtlantic.com - and it shows that the US economy's performance over the last five years was better than that of comparable developed countries: a shallower recession with a faster recovery. Thompson attributes this performance to the facts that:
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