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Nov. 14, 2008
Facing the Recession :
How Bad Will It Be?
When Barack Obama takes the oath of office Jan. 20, he'll inherit the worst economy in a quarter of a century. This week’s Kiplinger Letter looks at how bad it's likely to be and what the new president might do to help spur a recovery.
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