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US Economic Outlook 2008-11+

My draft Economic Outlook briefing (posted up 7 days ago) received over 1,375 reads and was downloaded many, many times. I hope you like this updated version better.

I've modified to 1) provide a smoother flow and 2) better convey the overall important message -- all is not what it seems, and US economic troubles are far from over!

Note: If it's hard to see/read the briefing below, please click on this link and view the updated briefing full-screen.

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