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Wise old men of American finance are called back to fight recession

Youth, flair and intellect can only get you so far. As the worst recession since the 1930s grinds the nation into political disillusionment and economic hardship, America is turning for inspiration to grizzled veterans with a proven store of age, wisdom and experience. Seemingly tiring of his wayward younger crop of economic advisers, Barack Obama has [...]

CREDIT: Andrew Clark

You Can Read the Full Article Here: The Observer (guardian.co.uk), February 7, 2010

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