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Inflation Is Certainly Low And Stable And, Measured In Unemployment And Labour-market Slack, The Economy Has Made A Lot Of Progress. The Pace Of Growth Is Disappointingly Slow, Mostly Because Productivity Growth Has Been Very Slow, Which Is Not Really Something Amenable To Monetary Policy. It Comes From Changes In Technology, Changes In Worker Skills And A Variety Of Other Things, But Not Monetary Policy, In Particular.

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A Collapse In U.s. Stock Prices Certainly Would Cause A Lot Of White Knuckles On Wall Street. But What Effect Would It Have On The Broader U.s. Economy? If Wall Street Crashes, Does Main Street Follow? Not Necessarily.

Education - Lifelong Education For Everyone - From Toddlers To Workers Well Advanced In Their Careers - Is Indeed An Excellent Investment For Individuals And Society As A Whole.

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