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Even Stephen Roach Has It Wrong
In his latest commentary, Morgan Stanley’s Stephen Roach, perhaps the only Wall Street economist who at least partially comprehends the looming economic danger, once again lamented that a “co-dependent global economy can’t live without the excess consumption of Americans.”
April 2, 2005
