A major question that arises in Congress during its considerations of what policies promote and what inhibit the restoration of a healthy economy is the influence that interest rates exert. In particular, are high interest rates a threat to sustained economic recovery?
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A major question that arises in Congress during its considerations of what policies promote and what inhibit the restoration of a healthy economy is the influence that interest rates exert. In particular, are high interest rates a threat to sustained economic recovery?
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Elwell, Craig K.Are High Interest Rates a Threat to Sustained Economic Recovery?,
report,
June 15, 1998;
Washington D.C..
(https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metacrs9033/:
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