US Outlook: When the US last emerged from recession, after the dot.com bust, the Bush administration presided over what became known as the "jobless recovery". If they get it right, a new generation of leaders might just spark a jobs-led recovery. This week's White House "jobs summit" was a photo opportunity, but there is already the hum of ideas in the air about how government can support job creation. This is in contrast to the early 2000s, when the government cut taxes, sat back and waited for the jobs to materialise.
US Outlook: When the US last emerged from recession, after the dot.com bust, the Bush administration presided over what became known as the "jobless recovery". If they get it right, a new generation of leaders might just spark a jobs-led recovery.
This week's White House "jobs summit" was a photo opportunity, but there is already the hum of ideas in the air about how government can support job creation. This is in contrast to the early 2000s, when the government cut taxes, sat back and waited for the jobs to materialise.
If they get it right, a new generation of leaders might just spark a jobs-led recovery.
OK, fine.
1. Bomb the crap out of China; use nukes if you want to. Destroy their factories; level them.
Do that and watch what happens. Plenty of jobs. Done. In the end, might makes right. Nothing has changed since the caveman.
But there are a lot of things that america (and other economies) could and should do to boost or provide employment. Unfortunately the leader of the republican party doesn't believe those are real jobs. keep to the Fen Causeway
Bomb the shit out of them. Forget this Afghanistan crap. In the end, might makes right. Nothing has changed since the caveman.
