Thursday, January 8, 2009

Great Depression

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Barack Obama Is Moving to Head Off a Depression

The country’s spirits are worse than at any time since the Great Depression. more >>

A 'Lost Decade' for America

Forget a depression. Being like Japan in the '90s would be bad enough. more >>

Avoiding a Deep Recession

A serious recession is inevitable. But that doesn’t mean spiraling to depths rivaling the '30s. more >>

A Small-Business Depression? Think Again

Credit markets are not frozen yet, and it's nothing compared to 1929 more >>

Wall Street, the Great Depression, Hoover, Roosevelt, and the Unintended Consequences of Presidential Action

Hoover and FDR acted, writes Amity Shlaes, but not always for the better. more >>

Sarah Palin: Bailout or Great Depression. Choose.

GOP veep nominee paints a scary picture of the economy. more >>

Seriously? Joe Biden Mixes Up Depression History

Biden may need a refresher course in American history. more >>

Bailout Prevents Great Depression 2.0

Doing nothing could cost $30 trillion or more in financial and economic losses. more >>

4 Market-Meltdown Myths

It's a nerve-racking time, but the end isn't nigh. more >>

Comparing Today's Housing Crisis With the 1930s

Home prices have fallen and construction stalled, but the Great Depression was twice as bad. more >>

Preventing a Panic

It is the first time house prices had fallen year over year since the Great Depression. more >>

Some Tips of the Trade

A few guidelines make oral history easy. more >>

Making History

From WWII soldiers to the survivors of Hurricane Katrina, more people are sharing their own memories. more >>

Punishing China: Congress Parties Like It’s 1929

Back then: "Debacle Inevitable, Wall St. Now Says" was a front-page headline in the New York Times on Oct. more >>

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