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• why did the Bush recession start? - Greg - 1/29/2004 1:24:14 PM
  • Since the clinton recession started in 2000, you tell me. (n/t) - ebnelson - 1/31/2004 1:15:17 AM
  • When you start taking 300 and 400 level classes, let us know. I'm sure we'd all be glad to help. (n/t) - RobVG - 1/30/2004 1:24:32 AM
  • According to the NBER (the official arbiter of when U.S. recessions begin and end), the economy peaked in March of 2001 . . . - Odin - 1/29/2004 11:37:05 PM
    • Maybe not. Your assertion appears to be dated... - Larry J - 1/30/2004 3:29:59 PM
      • Firsthand view - Tom Brosz - 1/30/2004 5:20:48 PM
  • This has GOT to be the longest reach I've seen yet. - Tom Brosz - 1/29/2004 5:58:04 PM
    • re: This has GOT to be the longest reach I've seen yet. - Greg - 1/30/2004 1:12:38 AM
      • re: the longest reach I've seen yet. - Tom Brosz - 1/30/2004 3:55:27 AM
        • probably - Greg - 1/30/2004 6:08:50 AM
    • P.S. The Rest of the Story - Tom Brosz - 1/29/2004 6:18:10 PM
      • re: P.S. The Rest of the Story - Greg - 1/30/2004 9:53:02 AM
  • Correction: why did the Clinton recession start? It began in late spring of 2000 with the dot-com collapse. Don't you remember. I notice that your graph omits this period. (n/t) - David F Mayer - 1/29/2004 3:51:04 PM
    • who says it's the Clinton recession? - Greg - 1/31/2004 3:45:51 PM
      • Give me a billion dollars and I'd have a spaceplane flying in three years. What would you do with it? (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 2/1/2004 2:39:39 AM
        • re: Give me a billion dollars and I'd have a spaceplane flying in three years. What would you do with it? - Greg - 2/4/2004 6:50:23 AM
  • Answer, because Clinton started it a year before. - JR - 1/29/2004 2:46:23 PM
  • Look at the trend. It was falling during Clinton's last year. - JR - 1/29/2004 2:35:34 PM