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Jobs At Risk

By The Daily Dish
Sep 29 2008, 5:15 AM ET

Alan Krueger delivers some bad news:

Obviously, jobs in the banking, finance, construction and residential real estate sectors will take a direct hit because the problem started with a bubble in home prices. But the damage is likely to spread to other sectors. Industries that rely on customers who use credit to buy their goods are especially vulnerable. Thus jobs in durable goods manufacturing such as autos, heavy household appliances and business equipment are likely to be hit hard.



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