econbrowser.com - 7/6/2009
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"With the passage of Cap and Trade there is a good chance that unemployment will be worse than 1933 by the end of 2010."
So writes an Econbrowser reader . Well, anything can happen, but that is not the outcome I predict. Nor the CBO, EPA, and other informed analysts.
From the CBO :
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socialfunds.com - 7/3/2009
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