Add to ORKGThe U. S. is facing an unprecedented environment of increasing unemployment, declining income, disappearing middleclass, and mounting trade deficit (about $731 billion in 2007). The government is providing stimulus funds to a selected number of organizations to help solve these problems. However, as long as the country continues to have huge trade deficits, these stimulus efforts may not help much, if at all. They may even worsen the economic situation. This could happen if the banking, insurance, construction, transportation, and other companies—receiving the stimulus funds—would offshore part of their production activities. Several American firms send certain number of jobs abroad on a regular basis. To continue to do so in the current to...
The economic recovery plans currently under consideration by the United States and many other countr...
With the slow recovery from the Global Economic Recession that began in 2008 and its lingering high ...
Recently, there has been much debate about how and when to balance the federal budget. Economists ha...
The U. S. is facing an unprecedented environment of increasing unemployment, declining income, disap...
As long as the U.S. continues to have huge trade deficits, the American jobs would continue to be of...
The U.S. sacrifices about ten full time jobs for each million dollars of net imports of goods and se...
Fashions are hard to resist, and it is now fashionable in much of the North to rely on a fiscal engi...
The article provides information on the need for a more fiscal stimulus as the U.S. President Barack...
As America grapples over what to do in order to avoid the perils associated with manifest U.S. econo...
This policy proposal outlines a substantial economic stimulus package needed to address the recent d...
The results in this paper, using a structural multi-country macroeconometric model, suggest that the...
Entering 2012, the world finds itself in a precarious financial position. In January of this year, t...
We argue that the U.S. economy is presently mired in a particularly tenacious, Fisher-style debt-def...
This paper presents a comprehensive plan to fix the ailing American economy, through a five-step app...
The employment effects of every dollar increase in the deficit will depend on whether it is spent on...
The economic recovery plans currently under consideration by the United States and many other countr...
With the slow recovery from the Global Economic Recession that began in 2008 and its lingering high ...
Recently, there has been much debate about how and when to balance the federal budget. Economists ha...
The U. S. is facing an unprecedented environment of increasing unemployment, declining income, disap...
As long as the U.S. continues to have huge trade deficits, the American jobs would continue to be of...
The U.S. sacrifices about ten full time jobs for each million dollars of net imports of goods and se...
Fashions are hard to resist, and it is now fashionable in much of the North to rely on a fiscal engi...
The article provides information on the need for a more fiscal stimulus as the U.S. President Barack...
As America grapples over what to do in order to avoid the perils associated with manifest U.S. econo...
This policy proposal outlines a substantial economic stimulus package needed to address the recent d...
The results in this paper, using a structural multi-country macroeconometric model, suggest that the...
Entering 2012, the world finds itself in a precarious financial position. In January of this year, t...
We argue that the U.S. economy is presently mired in a particularly tenacious, Fisher-style debt-def...
This paper presents a comprehensive plan to fix the ailing American economy, through a five-step app...
The employment effects of every dollar increase in the deficit will depend on whether it is spent on...
The economic recovery plans currently under consideration by the United States and many other countr...
With the slow recovery from the Global Economic Recession that began in 2008 and its lingering high ...
Recently, there has been much debate about how and when to balance the federal budget. Economists ha...