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Roadblocks to Recovery an Interview with Dr. Lacy Hunt

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Lew Spellman

The extent and implication of the U. S. debt overload. Neither monetary nor fiscal policy can solve the debt problem nor the profound side effects of excess debt.

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