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The Holidays Are Coming Late

by the Center for Geoeconomic Studies
December 22, 2008

The economic crisis has shrunk the holiday season, which typically lasts for about 35 days. Happy regions-those in which real estate markets have held up relatively well-have seen their holiday season decline by 10 days. Sad regions-those that have suffered a large number of foreclosures-have lost 24 days. To restore some cheer, we have collected some links that provide a lighter take on the economic crisis.

WSJ: U.S. Says It Will Bail Out Christmas
WSJ: Dr. Seuss-Green Eggs and CDOs
YouTube: 12 Days of Bailouts
Onion: Recession-Plagued Nation Demands New Bubble To Invest In

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