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The stock market crashed. Wall Street panicked. People stashed money under mattresses while businesses closed across America. We’re talking, of course, about the Great Depression … of 1873. “Until 1929, when people used the word[s] Great Depression they referred to 1873,” says history professor Scott Reynolds Nelson. People are mentioning “Great Depression” in regard to today’s economy. But is it a fair analogy?div class=”feedflare”
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