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Ireland U.S.

August 2011 Percent job losses in recessions

Total Revenues of Top 500 Global Corporations as Percentage of World Income (GDP), 1960– 2009

Wages as Percent of Value Added in Manufacturing

Real GPD per capita Median household income

Household Nonfinancial Business Federal Gov’t State and Local Gov’t. Financial Business

Penn Central (1970) U.S. Stock Market crash (1987) U.S. Savings and loan crisis of the 1980s and 1990s Finnish banking crisis (1990s) Swedish banking crisis (1990s) 1994 economic crisis in Mexico 1997 Asian financial crisis 1998 collapse of Long-Term Capital Management 1998 Russian financial crisis Argentine economic crisis (1999–2002) Dot.com stock crash (2001) Great Recession (Lesser Depression, 2007-?)