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...When you’re down two goals, two goals seems like a lot,” Griffin said. “One goal doesn’t seem so far...
...loss of an entire generation destroyed by the specter of unemployment. In the short term, the government must spend aggressively to make sure that millions are not left without jobs, education, and futures. It has no choice but to spend more, because, unfortunately, the costs of inaction are far too large...
...personally invested in the country’s economy, confident enough to take out loans, and willing to take risks to fuel growth. Right now, the entire country is frozen in economic fear, paralyzed by the shattering depth of the economic crisis and concerned that recovery is too far in the future. In such an environment, it will be extremely difficult for our economy to become as strong as it was during the boom years...
...deal of jobs, but with almost every state running deficits and with a few even approaching bankruptcy, states would be forced to make difficult decisions if this aid were to run out. In addition to this, therefore, the government must build on the efforts of the stimulus and spend far more than $100 billion on infrastructure, clean-energy and other important projects that will create jobs. While tax cuts are often merely saved or used to pay down personal debt, spending on projects that have to create jobs comes with a guarantee of expanding employment...
...provisions, however, are finally taking hold on Monday, Feb. 22. This latest step in a three-part rollout will continue the Obama Administration's quest to eliminate predatory lending by banks and make the overall process of using and paying off credit cards much more transparent - and far less perilous for individual credit histories. (See how Americans are spending...