It's the Economy
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Women Help Explain Sub-Prime Mortgage Jitters
By Sandra Guy
WeNews correspondent
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Rising fears of sub-prime mortgage defaults spooked the financial markets last week.
It's the Economy
By WeNews staff
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
(WOMENSENEWS)--With the ailing economy on everyone's mind, we offer a look at the special burdens the deep recession is placing on women's shoulders and what economists and policy experts are recommending in the way of relief.
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