Recession
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David Blanchflower: British economic history warns us to beware false dawns. Those calling for spending cuts have got it wrong – again82 comments- Second-quarter 2009Official figures dash hopes that steepest decline in economic growth since 1930s might be nearing an end. By Larry Elliott120 comments
Interactive: Use our interactive to trace the rise and fall of Britain's gross domestic product over the past 50 years
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- 23 Aug 2009:
Bill Martin: A sharp fall would usually be followed by a sharp rise. This time, it may be different
- 22 Aug 2009: Neal Lawson: The Times's attack on our high pay commission campaign fails to see we are actively building consensus on the left38 comments
- 21 Aug 2009: Property website says more estate agents are shunning traditional advertising and looking online for homebuyers
- 21 Aug 2009: Roy Hattersley: Those who decry 'big government' soon realise how much we need it when things go wrong172 comments
- 21 Aug 2009:
Top universities shut up shop as thousands of 'exceptional' students left without a place during clearing
69 comments - 21 Aug 2009: Tennis racket maker that sponsors Andy Murray strikes bond deal to cut its debt and tide it over until the end of the year
- 21 Aug 2009: Views on the news: Readers' comments on the cost of the recession
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