Evaluating the Permanent Recession with Robert Blumen

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Evaluating the Permanent Recession with Robert Blumen

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Mar 12, 2014

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Robert Blumen joins John and Merlin for a look at his most recent article “Say’s Law and the Permanent Recession”. The trio discuss the thought of our economy being in a recessionary state since 2000, and why it is apparently stuck there. More importantly, solutions are looked at to help restore the economy to its full potential.

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