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During one of his first meetings about overhauling U.S. financial regulations in February, President Barack Obama had a question for his economic advisers, who included Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and National Economic Council Director Lawrence... Full Article at Columbia Journalism Review
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The United States, which suffered a severe economic jolt under the global economic crisis post September 2007, has a long way to recover from it, former US Ambassador to India Frank Wisner said today. Full Article at Webindia123
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President Barack Obama said Monday the public and private sectors must find more ways to create jobs to continue the nation's climb out of an economic recession. Full Article at Times of India
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confidence," with private capital back in the system. He said large businesses are now able to borrow again. Full Article at Inside Bay Area
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The economic stimulus package put together by the Obama Administration is attacked daily by the right as being failure. They claim it hasn't really helped with jobs as unemployment remains high. Full Article at Associated Content
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The president is governing in historically challenging economic times, and the economy will be a top issue in the 2010 elections ... But we knew that before Tuesday.
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Having brought the economy back from the brink, the question is how are we going to make sure that people are getting back to work and able to support their families
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We are still seeing production levels that are significantly below peak levels and most distressing is the fact that job growth continues to lag
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These investments aren't just helping us recover in the short term ... They're helping to lay a new foundation for lasting prosperity in the long term and they're giving hardworking, middle-class Americans the chance to succeed and raise a family. Because of the investments we've made and the steps we'v...
