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Not even the best debater could successfully argue that 2009 was a good year for the economy. It started with the fear of slipping into a situation not seen since the great depression. Home property values unrelentingly slid downwards, the foreclosure mess of the housing industry continued and we started to see foreclosure problems with commercial property. The year ended with some of the banks that received government bailouts recording huge profits and awarding their CEO’s unconscionable bonuses while the unemployment rate remains in double digits.
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