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More Data Confirm that Bernanke Is Wrong -- By: Larry Kudlow 
National Review Online | by webmaster@nationalreview.com (Larry Kudlow) | Tue, Dec 15
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The Fed is fighting the wrong battle. Helicopter Ben Bernanke still believes that deflation is an economic threat. As a result, tomorrow’s FOMC meeting is not likely to produce any shift in the key phrase “extended period,” which has been used by the central bank to signal a continuation of...
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