On the recordJanuary 7, 2009
This credit crunch is real and it is having a ripple effect way beyond what we had seen in the 1982 downturn.
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congress.govThis credit crunch is real and it is having a ripple effect way beyond what we had seen in the 1982 downturn.
Conrad highlights the severity of the current credit crunch compared to past economic downturns.
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