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July 16, 2009

The Tabulation and The Concord Coalition would like to congratulate our own Diane Lim Rogers for her blog EconomistMom.com being named as one of the Wall Street Journal’s “Top 25″ economics blogs.

The Tabulation and The Concord Coalition would like to congratulate our own Diane Lim Rogers for her blog EconomistMom.com being named as one of the Wall Street Journal’s “Top 25″ economics blogs.

In addition to being Concord’s Chief Economist and the mother of four, Diane finds spare time to do her own blogging about sometimes complicated fiscal issues in an easily digestable, accesible and fun way — and that skill is one of the many things that the Wall Street Journal recognized today.

Well done Diane!

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