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21 Jan 2010

The Great Depression taught us a number of lessons. The first is that central banks must be ready to provide ample liquidity to save the banking system. The second lesson is that governments should not try to balance the budget when economic activity collapses.

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Author Paul De Grauwe
Series CEPS Commentaries
Publisher Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
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