An Economic Recovery that Never Really ... Recovers?

A Permanent Economic Slowdown? (Robert J. Samuelson) from the Washington Post
"Since the Great Recession, the bland (often unstated) premise has been that the economy would ultimately recover in full. Now, some economists question this and argue that the economic crisis created — or exposed — enduring weaknesses. We’re at a turning point. Even when producing at “full capacity,” the economy will grow more slowly than in the past or than had been expected. If true, this cannot be good."