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Economy's recovery caught between opposing forces
Consumers have also been slow to resume spending because they have so much debt left over from the housing bubble, said Carmen Reinhart , co-author of This Time Is Different, a 2009 book that argues recoveries from downturns caused by financial panics
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Correction: US-Global Economy Tracker Story
In a July 26 story about wealthy countries dealing with debts and strained budgets, The Associated Press referred incorrectly to economist Carmen Reinhart 's professional affiliation. Reinhart works for the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Low Taxes, High Health Costs Make US Choices Tough
burden at the end of the first quarter: 244 percent of GDP. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics say anything above 90 percent starts to weigh down economic growth
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Low Taxes, High Health Costs Make US Choices Tough
burden at the end of the first quarter: 244 percent of GDP. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Finance say anything above 90 percent starts to weigh down economic growth
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Low Taxes, High Health Costs Make US Choices Tough
burden at the end of the first quarter: 244 percent of GDP. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Finance say anything above 90 percent starts to weigh down economic growth
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries of financial disasters around the
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries of financial disasters around the
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries of financial disasters around the
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries of financial disasters around the
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The Economic Recovery Turns 2: Feel Better yet?
turned into the deepest downturn since the Great Depression. Economists Kenneth Rogoff of Harvard University and Carmen Reinhart of the Peterson Institute for International Economics analyzed eight centuries of financial disasters around the
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Larger debt debate looms on the Hill
international investors to sour on Treasury bonds. On Tuesday, dozens of senators will hear from Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart , whose recent paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research warns of future crises. "This time really is
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Obama's Influence on Bank Lending Is in Doubt
difficult throughout next year." Rogoff bases his prediction on his research, with the University of Maryland's Carmen Reinhart , of past financial crises around the world. Following a financial crisis, he said, "unemployment rises much more
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Economic outlook remains bleak as world leaders gather
open question. There's no longer any doubt: This is not a garden-variety recession. As research by Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart of the University of Maryland — now confirmed by the IMF — has shown, the economic downturns that follow financial crises
