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US government will not change job stimulus policy
Bombay News.Net
Saturday 6th September, 2008
The United States government has said it does not see a need for new measures to stimulate the US economy, despite a sharp rise in unemployment.
The latest figures show a rate of 6.1%; the highest since December 2003.
A call for more action had been made by the Democratic Party presidential candidate, Barack Obama but the White House has responded by saying the existing economic stimulus plan is having the impact intended.
A higher-than-expected 84,000 jobs were lost last month.
All work sectors were affected with manufacturing worst hit, shedding 61,000 jobs.
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09-07-08, 08:59 AM |
US government will not change job stimulus policy
The Government 'storyline' is a load of crap with a cover! Its not the Truth!
The Truth is more like; After the 'DEED' is done, there is no fixing the Problems!
Very much like Iraq! Once the deed was done People are dead and the destruction is real! The 'enemy' has been mobilized! The war of words has become the war of bullets.
The loss of Jobs has its origin in Wonderful ronnie! In the Republican Leaders of Outsourcing carried to around the World! Globalization by Our Leaders!
They will not come forward and claim the 'credit', it must be couched in lies and accidental uncontrolable events!
But their very full pockets say differently! And your empty pockets was their Goal!
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