Salazar: Stimulus Wasn’t Meant To Turn Economy Around Overnight

Posted by Staff on July 24, 2009 |

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar discusses how the stimulus package was not supposed to act as a magic wand that would improve the economy overnight. He says that since Congress is going to disperse the stimulus funds over the next 18 months, jobs creation will gradually occur throughout those months and into the future. (0:26)

 
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July 24, 2009

One Response to “Salazar: Stimulus Wasn’t Meant To Turn Economy Around Overnight”

  1. Jessica Bloom Says:

    I’m am happy to hear that some people actually realize this. We have only been hearing the opposite. I work in the social service field where we won’t even start getting stimulus money until August. How can people expect to see a significant differance already?


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