Volume 38, Number 17 · October 24, 1991
Lifting the Silent Depression
By Robert L. Heilbroner
At the apparent zenith of its triumph, its enemies confounded, America seems headed for disaster. What may seem a hyperbole is only to repeat what I hear on every side. The country is visibly decaying. I do not know of anyone who sees a bright future for it.
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