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    Gloomy Data: Whither Those Green Shoots?

    April 24, 2009

    The accumulated data releases over the past few days indicate that the economy remains deeply mired in recession. For every one of Bernanke’s ‘green’ shoots there seems to be a counterfactual. Today we hear that durable goods orders sank dramatically during the first quarter. The drop in March was 0.8%, which caps off a fall […]

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    Housekeeping This Weekend

    April 24, 2009

    As you can see we have changed the look and feel of Radford Free Press quite drastically overnight. This is the second step in the roll out of our revised site. Over this weekend we will be completing the third step which includes things that many of you have asked for: the ability to register […]

    Economics / Alabama, auto industry, bankruptcy, Chrysler, creditors, default, GM, Tennessee /

    The Auto Industry: How Much Longer?

    April 23, 2009

    One last thing on what has been a very busy day: the end seems to be well and truly nigh for both GM and Chrysler. Every other word out of a GM official’s mouth now suggests that the company is headed toward bankruptcy of some sort. The latest was the announcement by GM’s CFO that […]

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