August 14, 2009
The Washington Post staff share their picks for reading around the Web.
Project Syndicate | Harvard Economist Kenneth Rogoff explains how people have reached the wrong conclusions from the collapse of Lehman Brothers--and argues that the unwinding of global economic imbalances has only begun.
Kansas City Fed | Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City economists Edward S. Knotek II and Stephen Terry examine the evidence on what will happen to unemployment following the recession--and reach less than sunny conclusions.
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Posted by: Dermitt | August 14, 2009 3:57 PM | Report abuse
The Lehman conclusions were reached the year before last.
Posted by: Dermitt | August 15, 2009 1:33 PM | Report abuse
High grade work is still in high demand.
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Posted by: Dermitt | August 19, 2009 5:14 PM | Report abuse
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It's only just begun and time marches on. Have a little class. Beauty, must see.