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An International Monetary Fund (IMF) study has found that recessions driven by asset-price bubbles and credit crunches tend to be longer and deeper than others. Stijn Claessens of the IMF, and American Enterprise Institute scholars discussed the findings of the report and it's implications on the global economy.
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