It looks as if we stabilized the job losses in this country and started to grow them again after the Recovery Act was passed.
John A. Boccieri: “It looks as if we stabilized the job losses in this country and started to grow them again after the Recovery Act was…”
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Boccieri discusses the impact of the Recovery Act on job losses in the U.S.
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