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Australia stimulus needed for recovery: Treasurer (AFP)

                   
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Nov 8, 2009
 
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AFP - Withdrawing Australia's government stimulus now would interrupt the recovery underway, Treasurer Wayne Swan said Sunday as he warned the country was not immune to the risks to the global economy. [read full story]                    

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Stimulus to stay, insists Swan

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Why More Stimulus Spending Is A Flawed Argument

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Stimulus to stay, insists Swan

theage.com.au
Nov 8, 2009
 

PETER MARTIN November 9, 2009 SAYING that ''nobody is doing victory laps'', Treasurer Wayne Swan and other finance ministers from the world's 20 richest nations have vowed to keep emergency stimulus measures in place. In a...

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Australia stimulus needed for recovery: Treasurer

theage.com.au
Nov 8, 2009
 

Withdrawing Australia's government stimulus now would interrupt the recovery underway, Treasurer Wayne Swan said Sunday as he warned the country was not immune to the risks to the global economy. Swan said the government's 70...

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Australia stimulus needed for recovery: Treasurer

smh.com.au
Nov 8, 2009
 

Withdrawing Australia's government stimulus now would interrupt the recovery underway, Treasurer Wayne Swan said Sunday as he warned the country was not immune to the risks to the global economy. Swan said the government's 70...

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Why won't Obama give you a job? The WH thinks the stimulus is working...

freerepublic.com
Nov 8, 2009
 

To hear President Obama tell it, he's been busy creating jobs since taking office. The $787 billion stimulus package, he said last winter, would "save or create 3.5 million jobs." The White House is touting reports from...

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Democrats Use Grim Unemployment Numbers to Call for More Spending

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Nov 8, 2009
 

Democrats seized on Friday's report that the nation's unemployment rate has reached a 26-year high of 10.2 percent to call for further tax and spending measures to bolster the economy. House Appropriations Committee Chairman...

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If you still have a job, stimulus worked

jsonline.com
Nov 8, 2009
 

Recent headlines suggest the hype over President Barack Obama's $787 billion plan to stimulate a slumping economy may have been overblown. That's not surprising to me. Isn't hype always overblown? In local news, a Journal...

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The Recovery Act Is Working Exactly As Intended

michaelcostello.blogspot.com
Nov 7, 2009
 

It’s been a year since his election and it’s well past the time for Barack Obama to stop blaming the economy on his predecessor. Considering how well that first stimulus worked, we should all feel apprehensive when we hear that...

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Did Obama's Stimulus Program Work?

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Nov 7, 2009
 

America's GDP grew by 3.5% from July through September. Obama thinks his stimulus worked, creating or saving over 640,000 jobs. With unemployment at 9.8% in September and perhaps 10% or more in October, unemployed or...

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Unemployment and the failed stimulus

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Nov 7, 2009
 

Back in January, US unemployment was sitting at 7.2% and commentators were saying a stimulus package would fix everything. It hasn't. The latest appalling figures show that US unemployment has hit 10.2%, a 26-year high. Worse...

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Uh-Oh…

decision08.net
Nov 6, 2009
 

…this is not good: The United States economy shed 190,000 jobs in October, and the unemployment rate reached a 26-year high of 10.2 percent, up from 9.8 percent in September, the Department of Labor said Friday in its monthly...

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