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Signs of Economic Life, but Stimulus Dependent
After a year of declines, the Gross Domestic Product increased in the third quarter by 3.5%, leading to claims that the worst recession since World War II finally is over. But there's still plenty that's wrong with the economy. Shawn Tully is editor-at-large for Fortune magazine.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAfter a year of declines, the Gross Domestic Product increased in the third quarter by 3.5%, leading to claims that the worst recession since World War II finally is over. But there's still plenty that's wrong with the economy. Shawn Tully is editor-at-large for Fortune magazine.
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1 of 3The 'Public Option' Stays Alive for Another Day- 0:00Signs of Economic Life, but Stimulus DependentYou’re reading this
- 7:22House Democrats Unveil Healthcare Bill, including Public Option
- 44:40Obama Makes His Own Statement as a War-Time President