Stephen Colbert talks about turning to religion during the recession and cites an interesting study on the issue:
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Stephen Colbert on Religion & the Business Cycle
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- David Beckworth
- I am an assistant professor of economics at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. I am using this blog as an outlet to express my ideas, concerns, and questions on macroeconomics and markets.
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1 comments:
You've hit the big time! Is there a way to parlay this into an appearance on the Report? If not, you'll have to live with the realization that you peaked early in your career and that it will be a gradual decline from here.
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