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Crisis No More: The success of Obama’s stimulus program

by admin on August 20, 2010

The impact on the economic crisis of President Obama’s $787bn stimulus program, which was signed into law in February 2009, remains controversial and some ‘pork barrel’ add-ons are used by Republican opponents to tar the measure as a waste of public money.

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  1. Crisis No More: The success of Obama’s stimulus program
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  3. Yale economists call for US economic stimulus; Obama begins bus tour to push for jobs bill
  4. Markets News Thursday: Shares rise in Europe; Bank of Japan calls for government plan to cut public debt; Pernod Ricard earnings dip
  5. Markets News Wednesday: Shares rise in Europe after dip in Asia; White House claims stimulus program created or saved up to 2m jobs

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