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by Tyler Cowen on November 1, 2012 at 12:43 pm in | Permalink
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Actually, 2000 looks pretty good on the annual line. Hard to read the graph, but through 2005 looks pretty good to me too. The last half of the 10 year cycle does almost all of the damage.
Yep… better yet, make the intervals 20 years to prove there was stagnation since 1991…