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The days of loose rules, easy credit, and lax oversight are ending. As the global economy climbs slowly toward recovery, two pressing questions remain: First, how do we prevent things from getting out of control again? And second, what is the so-called new normal?
Can stimulus-related deficits be drawn down in time to prevent a long-term tarnishing of the dollar's credibility? Understand the global factors at work.
A sense among many economists that they failed to see the financial crisis brewing led to soul searching this past year. While some warned that a bubble was forming in the housing sector, others admit to a widespread failure to predict the damage the bubble would cause when it burst. Other economists are even harsher. A paper published in May 2009 from a conference of economists calls for changes in the way they are trained.
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