The slow but regular recovery from the Great Recession just hit a milestone: It’s tied for the second-longest economic expansion in American history. The recession ended in June 2009,which means the recovery is 106 months extinct through April of this year. That matches the expansion from 1961 to 1969, an era of gargantuan government spending under President John F. Kennedy and then President Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society. Unlike the breathtaking growth of the 1960s, or the current expansion won’t set […]
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