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Vice Chairman Donald L. Kohn At the National Association for Business Economics, St. Louis, Missouri October 13, 2009 The Economic Outlook I’m pleased to be here at the National Association for Business Economics. Most of you are in the business of making or using economic forecasts to inform the strategies of your organizations as they try to meet their objectives. So am I, and I thought this would be a good opportunity to discuss my view of the outlook and the implications that I draw f

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After enduring extraordinary shocks in 2008, the U.S. banks entered an exceptional state of turmoil in 2009. Starting as a credit issue in the subprime segment of the mortgage market, the sticky situation spread to almost the entire financial services industry, and all corners of the globe. In other words, the financial crisis ultimately morphed into a massive economic crisis, which has had major ramifications across the whole world. Although the banking industry is dealing with liquidity and

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Before the bulls break out the champagne here, I would warn them not to get too far ahead of themselves. After all, euphoria is a dangerous emotion that can lead to big losses — in this market, or in any other, for that matter. And as for Dennis Kneale’s breathless prediction that the “recession is now over,” the picture on that score is about as clear as mud. . . the U.S. Economic Outlook is murky, to say the least. What is crystal clear, however, is that our problems are actually g

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Vice Chairman Donald L. Kohn At the Hutchinson Lecture, Newark, Delaware April 20, 2009 The Economic Outlook I’m pleased to be here and honored to be invited to deliver the Hutchinson Lecture. Although I never met Harry Hutchinson, I very much wish I had. Like Harry, I received a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Michigan, and my professional interests have centered on money and banking. Given Harry’s expertise and his keen interest in teaching, I’m sure he would have had valuable

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