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I really like swimming http://fittor.top/newporntube/ pussystate  What are they including as costs? Well, to start, they look at “what would have been.” Looking at the trend in growth pre-recession, they extend it out and compare that scenario to the reality, and look at the gap. That’s the $6-trillion to $14-trillion figure, and is actually the lowest measure of the cost of the crisis. (The wide range reflects a couple of different scenarios. One assumes that the economy makes up for lost time over the next several years and rebounds back to the pre-recession trend. The other assumes that it never recovers its lost momentum, and remains operating at a lower capacity.)
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