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Articles in Summer, 2009 issue of EconSouth

• Taking the pulse
  by Lynne Anservitz
• The view from a mall
  by Michael Chriszt
• Hattiesburg withstands changes well
  by Charles Davidson
• Southeastern banks: in the eye of the storm: in some previous economic downturns, U.S. banks remained relatively unscathed by troubles in the overall economy. But in the current economic recession and financial turmoil that began in 2007, banks, especiall
  by Scott Hughes
• Looking for hopeful economic signs
• Continuing unemployment insurance claims
• States' tough stretch persists, studies show
• Unemployment hammers Mississippi's work force
• The big easy eases on
• Tennessee watches larger economies
• Savings, recessions, and the paradox of thrift
  by Pedro Silos
• An interview with Lee Jones, regional executive at the Atlanta Fed's Nashville branch
• The D6 factor
• State and local budgets hinge on economic recovery
  by Charles Davidson
• "We're just starting to really feel the effects": an interview with Clint Mueller of the association county commissioners of Georgia
  by Charles Davidson
• Strong medicine for an ailing economy: disruptions in financial markets have made the current recession difficult to shake off. But new policy tools show signs of breaking the forces that have impeded recovery
  by John Robertson; William R. Smith
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