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    Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner predicts a recovery, but a choppy one. "This is a very tough economy ... It's only been three initial months of positive growth. It's going to take some time for unemployment to come down, for jobs to get created again." He said the stimulus spending is just starting to show results, and he said it's too early to say whether more government spending will be needed. Full Article at WFIE-TV
    This is a very tough economy ... It's only been three initial months of positive growth. It's going to take some time for unemployment to come down, for jobs to get created again.
    Timothy F. Geithner – Timothy F. Geithner SOURCE: WFIE-TV 1 month ago
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Obama bracing for more bad job numbers
  1. Most of the so-called jobs that have been saved or created are government jobs
    John Boehner – John Boehner SOURCE: WFIE-TV 1 month ago
  2. Americans all around the country continue to ask the question - where are the jobs?
    SOURCE: WFIE-TV 1 month ago
  3. It is easy to forget that it was only several months ago that the economy was shrinking rapidly and many economists feared another Great Depression
    Barack Obama – Barack Obama SOURCE: WFIE-TV 1 month ago

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