Since the start of the Great Recession in late 2007, the U.S. economy has suffered a prolonged and crippling bout of unemployment — accompanied by a tide of pessimism about our economic future and an ideologically charged debate over what to do about it.
In Washington the argument is all about fiscal and monetary policies: Should we spend more on public programs to stimulate demand? Do we need to cut the deficit to restore investor confidence? Or should we cut taxes to strengthen incentives for Americans to work and invest?
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Author:
Thomas Gais
