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Why the Stimulus Failed

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Reasons why the U.S. Stimulus spending failed to give the economy the boost it needed.

John Taylor and other experts on the U.S. budget, deficits, and private investment for jobs

01/27/2009

Taylor asks why the U.S. cannot get by on a budget that is 20% of GDP, when this is what the budget was in 2007 and GDP is much larger today. He says private investment can do a better job reducing unemployment and creating a growing U.S. economy. Taylor provides advice on the Romney Plan.

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