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The recession may have spread across the global economy, but recovery efforts haven’t taken the edge off the mortgage meltdown (熔毁) that helped start it all. In fact, many American real estate markets may be at risk of even worse declines.
What does the author say about the present recession

A. It has affected the global economy.
B. Recovery efforts have functioned.
C. It was triggered by mortgage crash.
D. It is similar to the one in 2001.
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Compare the two worlds. On the one side is the West( plus Japan). with banks that are over-utilized and thus dysfunctional(不能正常动作的), governments groaning under debt, and consumers who are rebuilding their broken balance sheets. America is having trouble selling its IOUs at attractive prices( the last three Treasury auctions (拍卖) have gone badly) ; its largest state, California, is heading toward total fiscal collapse; and its budget deficit is going to surpass 13 percent of GDP—a level last seen during World War II. With all these burdens, even if there is a recovery, the United States might not return to fast - paced growth for a while. And it’s probably more dynamic than Europe or Japan. All the following are problems the West is facing EXCEPT that
A. banks are not functioning properly.
B. governments are buried in too much debt.
C. people have big financial problems.
D. economy is experiencing quick recovery.
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Moreover, even with the federal stimulus money, school districts will still get the bulk of their funding from state and local coffers(资金) ,which haven’t been this low in decades. As Randall Moody, manager of federal advocacy(支持，拥护) for the National Education Association, says, When you have 40 states with serious budget issues and that’s where schools get the bulk of their money, naturally there’s going to be a problem. School districts will get most of their funding from
A. the federal stimulus money.
B. loans from banks.
C. state and local governments.
D. from the National Education Association.
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