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Krugman says world avoided second Great Depression

Kuala Lumpur : Malaysia | 3 months ago  
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Aggressive stimulus spending by governments helped the world avoid a second Great Depression but full economic recovery will take two years or more, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman said Monday. Krugman said the worst of the global crisis was over with economic and exports growth showing...
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