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• EconBrowser: July 26, 2010 More disappointing news Just a quick note on a couple of new data releases today. Continue reading "More disappointing news" Posted by James Hamilton at 06:51 PM permalink
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• In early May, EPI released a paper, A Feeble Recovery: The Fundamental Economic Weakness of the 2001-07 Expansion, that argued the United States had entered a new recession and compared the expansion that had just ended to previous ones. EPI found that the latest expansion ranked either at or near the bottom on a range of measures, especially those most relevant to working families like job creation and compensation growth. Last week, the National Bureau of Economic Research confirmed EPI's judgment on the recession's timing. In light of that official recognition, EPI is re-releasing its comparison paper, …full story