Looking at the stimulus plan, if you use the most aggressive, optimistic numbers of jobs created or saved that have been promulgated, the cost of the stimulus plan divided by the number of jobs is about $400,000 per job.
Flores highlights the high cost per job of the stimulus plan.
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I have always referred to basic research as the seed corn for future economic growth and human opportunity.
I want to brag on the Trump administration and the team witnesses that are here today for the response to the SARS-CoV-2 spread.
The point that I want to make is that finding a lasting solution to any of our economic, environmental, and energy solutions requires us to use nothing less than all of the tools in our toolbox.
The goal of this hearing is to determine how we can build a hundred percent clean economy with opportunities for a low-carbon recovery.
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