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To considerable extend, working down housing inventory will simply take some time.

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Of particular interest in the wake of the financial crisis is the profession's approach to the study of financial institutions.

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It's proven fairly difficult to fine-tune the relationship between changes in inflation and changes in the path of real activity.

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Weinberg, John A. - In: Econ Focus (2011) 3Q, pp. 56-56

Financial education could have substantial implications for individuals’ well-being, even if the overall effects on the macroeconomy are not large.

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Why should a poorer population sacrifice some prosperity to aid wealther populations?

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