U.S. Economy Will Continue To Support Newly Created Education Jobs, Says White House Official
Director of the Domestic Policy Council Melody Barnes says that after the two year period of the Recovery Act, individual states should be able to support the additional education jobs that have been created. She says this is because the act was created with the presumption that the U.S. economy would be substantially better by the end of the two years. (0:38)
October 19, 2009
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October 25th, 2009 at 5:38 am
The official figure of bank closures has reached 100 today.
From where I sit it looks as dreadful as ever. Surprisingly, we are still in recession after so many efforts. I just hope it doesn’t get worse than this.