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Australia and South Korea were the only OECD nations to avoid a recession at the time of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008. I argue that they and several other countries–including China and Canada–face a recession in the near future, because the way they avoided the GFC was by continuing to borrow their way to ...
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Australia and South Korea were the only OECD nations to avoid a recession at the time of the Global Financial Crisis in 2008. I argue that they and several other countries–including China and Canada–face a recession in the near future, because the way they avoided the GFC was by continuing to borrow their way to ...
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