And nor will it be.
I think this quote from his column sums it up, but do please read the whole thing.
...If 8% unemployment is considered a Great Depression, then Canada has been in a Great Depression for most of the last 30 years.
The IMF predicts that U. S. GDP will dip by 0.7% in 2009. Again, not good news. But a Great Depression? The U. S. economy shrank 12% in 1930, another 16% in 1931, a whopping 23% in 1932 and another 4% in 1933. That's a Great Depression. A 0.7% dip is America taking its foot off the gas for a moment.
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