Fkadir Neutral Newbie February 3, 2010 Share February 3, 2010 With massive stimulation by the federal government, include big deficit spending and increases in the money supply via quantitative easing, the economy may partially rebound and unemployment may begin to ease temporarily, said Wiedemer. But longer-term, the basic problems that are hurting the economy and killing jobs will not go away and unemployment will rise even higher than the current 10 percent. ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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