Issue Brief
It’s time to consider additional policy measures to bring down unemployment and economic suffering from their still-too-high levels.
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The U.S. economy needs more policy attention in order to reach a self-sustaining recovery.
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Though the economy and job market have both maintained steady growth, lawmakers can do more to ensure a positive future for struggling Americans and a prosperous economy for all.
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Policymakers can accelerate modest recovery with increased infrastructure investments and boosts to personal income.
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The modest recovery continues, held back by the unresolved debt ceiling and spending cuts that create uncertainty, slowing job creation and economic growth.
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Our modest economic recovery will need continued attention, and policymakers must quickly resolve the fiscal showdown to end the uncertainty that could derail the recovery.
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Policymakers need to continue paying attention to our moderate economic recovery.
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Policymakers need to build on past policy experience to strengthen the economic recovery.
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Policymakers need to support a struggling economy with proactive investments.
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Policymakers should not let politics stand in the way of boosting economic and job growth, writes Christian E. Weller.
Slow job growth and lingering wealth losses should be at the top of lawmakers’ minds, writes Christian E. Weller.
Policymakers need to create more economic certainty for American families, writes Christian E. Weller.
Policymakers should feel a sense of urgency about helping America’s middle class, writes Christian Weller.
The economic outlook is better for families, writes Christian E. Weller, but trouble spots remain, particularly on the jobs front.
Smart economic policy can continue to strengthen the economic recovery and help accelerate private-sector job creation, writes Christian E. Weller.