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Chauncey Gardiner couldn't have put
it better:
Social change has a natural rhythm. The season of prosperity gives way to the season of economic scarcity, and out of the winter of recession, new growth has room to emerge. A stimulus package may be necessary, but unless designed with care, its main effect will be to prop up the drying husks of the fall.
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Quin Hillyer| 12.10.08 @ 9:57AM
You are right, Wlady. But Chauncey Gardiner had more real substance than this Bozo, er, I mean Bobo.
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