For example, last January top Administration economists projected that the unemployment rate would not exceed 8.0 percent if the stimulus were enacted, but this rate is currently 9.5 percent and will probably be above 10 percent by the end of the year.
Kevin Brady: “For example, last January top Administration economists projected that the unemployment rate would not exceed 8.0…”
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Kevin Brady points out the discrepancy between projected and actual unemployment rates.
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