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At the Atlanta Fed's Macroblog, David Altig says either we're going to continue making history...

Jul. 25, 2009 5:00 PM ETBy: Jason Aycock, SA News Editor4 Comments
At the Atlanta Fed's Macroblog, David Altig says either we're going to continue making history (the bad way), or recovery forecasts are way too downbeat. He has a chart for historical comparison. (via)

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r
Did we come "out' of any of the previous recessions so government stimulated and buried in debt ?
J
Click here to see chart of GDP during the great depression years.

www.housingbubblebust....

Look to me like 1937 was an outlier on the positive side. GDP fell a small amount but came rocketing back and onward.
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They were all postwar recessions. I guess they meant post wwII.

On Jul 25 08:07 PM Alan von Altendorf wrote:

> Didn't see 1937 on the scattergram. Hmm.
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Didn't see 1937 on the scattergram. Hmm.
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