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This is Money 19 October 2009, 8:53am The influential Ernst & Young Item Club will warn today that while the recession might soon technically be over, any economic revival will be hampered by ongoing lending restrictions, world economy uncertainties... Full Article at This Is Money
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For voters, the economy outpaces all other issues by a wide margin, according to a new poll. — dyn.politico.com — For voters, the economy outpaces all other issues by a wide margin, according to a new Public Strategies Inc./POLITICO poll. Full Article at Beltway Blips
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PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd and Treasurer Wayne Swan are the new champions of economic management. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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The UK ITEM Club, an economics panel sponsored by Big 4 accounting firm Ernst & Young says in its October forecast that its expects a weak GDP performance in 2010, following an uncertain recovery in the second half of this year. Full Article at FinFacts
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Britain's recovery from recession will be slow and painful, with growth unlikely to hit one percent in 2010, a report out Monday warned. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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As the nation struggles to climb out of a recession, 45 percent rated the economy as the most important issue in deciding their vote if the congressional election were held today, followed by 21 percent who said government spending, 20 percent who chose health care reform and 9 percent who said the wars...
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You've got this huge national deficit, and we've got to do what we can to bring that down. At the same time, it's important to stimulate the economy ... Let's wait and see. Let's let the recovery bill do its job.
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Everything is on the table
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I think the American people have a right to be frustrated and angry
