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-Many economic issues existing after 9/11 began long before the attacks, and were therefore not necessarily directly caused by the atttacks | -Many economic issues existing after 9/11 began long before the attacks, and were therefore not necessarily directly caused by the atttacks | ||
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Revision as of 18:43, 1 December 2007
-September 11 did not have a great long term effect on economy
-Government/Federal Reserve took immediate action to alleviate the potentially disastrous economic effects
-Most negative impact was contained to short-term, not long-term
-Many economic issues existing after 9/11 began long before the attacks, and were therefore not necessarily directly caused by the atttacks
