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2019: the us is on the edge of the economic precipice – trump may push it over.. after the 1929 crash, the government invented new ways to boost the wages of most americans – social security, unemployment insurance, overtime pay, a minimum wage, the requirement that employers bargain with labor unions, and, finally, a full-employment by contrast, after the 2007 crash the government bailed out the banks and pumped enough money into the economy to stop the slide. but apart from the affordable care act, nothing was done to address the underlying problem of stagnant wages. ten years after the start of the great recession, we face another economic precipice.. nothing from santa for hammerson: ghosts of christmas past come to haunt the whitgift centre. the display in the whitgift, 'many of the existing shops… can move during the redevelopment', so i take a look to see if there is room. there are more eerily empty spaces in centrale. the two elves employed to shepherd children into santa’s grotto chat to each other. in front of the optimistically long and totally empty queuing area.. the surreal world of the commercial estate agent is exposed in the great empty space that links debenhams to centrale's main stairwell.. the guardian: 'peak stuff', interest rates and a dollop of brexit have retailers worried. plus hammerson worries... reports from retailers for november have been downbeat. mike ashley, the founder of sports direct, said the start of the christmas. period was 'unbelievably bad'. the monthly report from the payment company visa found that spending in november was down for a second. month. the online clothing firm, asos sent share prices of the entire uk retail sector lower on monday when it issued a profits warning. in truth, retailers have been hit by a number of disparate factors simultaneously. factor number one is that during a period when budgets. have been squeezed, consumers have put a higher priority on going out than they have on buying things, leading to speculation that the uk.