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The Lesson Of History Is That You Do Not Get A Sustained Economic Recovery As Long As The Financial System Is In Crisis.

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The More Important Reason Is That The Research Itself Provides An Important Long-run Perspective On The Issues That We Face On A Day-to-day Basis.

There's No Denying That A Collapse In Stock Prices Today Would Pose Serious Macroeconomic Challenges For The United States. Consumer Spending Would Slow, And The U.s. Economy Would Become Less Of A Magnet For Foreign Investors. Economic Growth, Which In Any Case Has Recently Been At Unsustainable Levels, Would Decline Somewhat. History Proves, However, That A Smart Central Bank Can Protect The Economy And The Financial Sector From The Nastier Side Effects Of A Stock Market Collapse.

September And October Of 2008 Was The Worst Financial Crisis In Global History, Including The Great Depression.