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"Without these policy actions, the downturn–and its cost to society–would be even more severe than what we are currently facing. They hold open the promise of mitigating the losses in jobs and output during the downturn. And avoiding unnecessary realignments of financial, physical, and human capital would reduce any permanent impairment to the economy's productive infrastructure."
—Chicago Fed President Charles Evans in a January 3
speech.
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