If we really want to stimulate the economy and get jobs out there, saying we have to do it real quick is not going to be as effective.
Thomas E. Petri: “If we really want to stimulate the economy and get jobs out there, saying we have to do it real quick is not going to be…”
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Petri argues for a long-term infrastructure spending plan instead of quick fixes.
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