This weekend's New York Times consumer-economy article is about overcapacity in the nation's restaurants. Stores-to-customers ratios have actually been in decline since 2005, leading to significant overcapacity that is making a difficult economy even worse. Forecasters are expecting as many as 20,000 net restaurant closings in the next few years as consumers' spending adjustments solidify.
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