Sorry to have to do this, but I discovered a serious error in the table in my post from August on the European crisis. I have inserted a new revised table correcting and updating the growth rates in the eurozone countries since 2008 and 2009. I had hoped to post something new on the European crisis before Thanksgiving, but I have been struggling to correct and update the old table before I could get around to writing up something new on the European situation. Perhaps I’ll have something ready over the weekend. Again, my apologies.
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MG, Good point, never really thought about that. I guess I am pretty clueless.
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