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New Yorkers are tough. Their economy is too. If history serves as any guide, Manhattan’s economy doesn’t just recover from times of crisis – it comes back roaring. Take the 2008 financial crash. Less than a decade later, unemployment hit a historic low. And two years after the 9/11 attacks, the city’s GDP had rebounded, growing to $500 billion in 2003.
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