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Dec 26

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Nobel Laureates Trace How the Economy Began to Fall Apart

The subprime mortgage meltdown and subsequent downward spiral caught some officials and the public off guard. Yet there were some clear indicators of the impending crisis. Paul Solman speaks to two Nobel award-winning economists about how the economy began to…

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Dec 26

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Economic Downturn Threatens California’s Health Care System

Recent economic problems have created budget shortfalls in many states, but California is worse off than most. Faced with a massive deficit, state lawmakers might have to raise taxes or cut health care services. Betty Ann Bowser reports.

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Dec 25

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Charities Feel the Pinch During Economic Crisis

Charitable groups across the country are feeling the pinch as the economic crisis has frozen people's pocketbooks and slowed rates of charitable giving. Philanthropy executives give an update.

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Dec 25

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Foreclosure Crisis Brings Challenges, Opportunities to Stockton, Calif.

The economic downturn in Stockton, Calif., one of the first communities in the country to experience the foreclosure crisis, is bringing challenges and opportunities there. Spencer Michels reports from the central California city.

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Dec 24

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Presidential Historians Mull Shape of Obama Administration Thus Far

As President-elect Barack Obama completes the team of advisors and officers who will try to execute his campaign promises and navigate an economic crisis, historians Michael Beschloss and Richard Norton Smith offer their perspectives of the Cabinet.

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Dec 24

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Following the Bailout Money Trail Yields Few Answers

With about half of the federal bailout allocation spent, questions remain about how exactly recipient banks used the money. Analysts give an update on where this $350 billion has gone.

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Dec 24

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Toyota’s Losses Reflect Troubles Across the Global Economy

With car sales plummeting, giant automaker Toyota Motor Corp., posted its first operating loss in 71 years. Economic analysts examine what impact the company's massive losses will have on the global economy.

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Dec 24

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How Do Some Businesses Remain Prosperous While Others Fail?

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Question/Comment: I hear plenty about businesses that are failing or have failed in the recent financial turmoil. I heard little about businesses that remain stable or even prosperous. What is making the difference between the two? Paul Solman: If you…

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Dec 22

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Details Scarce on How Banks Are Spending Rescue Funds

With half of the $700 billion in financial industry rescue funds already allocated, new questions are emerging over exactly how banks have used the money. A financial reporter and a top GAO official examine the issue.

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Dec 22

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Infrastructure Spending May be Key to Boosting Economy

Some economists believe increasing government spending on infrastructure is the only way out of the nation's economic crisis. Paul Solman reports on how infrastructure spending may be a crucial way to resuscitate the economy.

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