Economist Ken Rogoff On Whether the U.S. Has Ever Experienced A Crisis Like This One
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The coronavirus pandemic is causing immense economic damage. The number of
Americans filing for unemployment benefits has surged as businesses
nationwide close down and are forced to lay off workers. Has the country
ever experienced anything like this? Paul Solman talks to Harvard
University economist Ken Rogoff, whose book “This Time is Different”
examines the history of financial crises.
Americans filing for unemployment benefits has surged as businesses
nationwide close down and are forced to lay off workers. Has the country
ever experienced anything like this? Paul Solman talks to Harvard
University economist Ken Rogoff, whose book “This Time is Different”
examines the history of financial crises.






















