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Cartoons: Let’s Get Down to Business
“Mummy, they’re having so much trouble — couldn’t I say a word for the stock market?”
January 18, 1930
“In the 1930s, the entire country was suffering from a great depression. Fortunately, they have pills for that now.”
September/October 2011
“Boy, did we have some excitement around here last month.”
October 6, 1945
May/June 2006
“In today’s economy, it’s important to diversify! Put some of your money in your mattress, some in a cookie jar, bury some in the yard….”
July/August 2009
“I take it that business isn’t exactly booming.”
January/February 1993
“I finally put something aside for my retirement — I put aside my plans to retire.”
May/June 2009
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