Economic Stimulus Act of 2008

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    Despite success in being able to stimulate jobs through his Recovery Act policy in 2009, it has done very little to change the rate of unemployment. With the implementation of the Recovery Act stimulus, Obama’s economic advisors promised that the unemployment rates would stay below 8 percent and fall to 6 percent by the year 2012 (“The Five Biggest Failures From President Obama's Stimulus Law”). This has proven to be a huge failure today. Over 12.8 million Americans are unemployed…

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    This act ultimately ended a 2007 Supreme Court decision that had refused a female worker to sue the company she worked for regarding a difference in pay due to gender(“From the Archives: President Obama Signs the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.”). With the implementation of the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, it ensured people the right to effectively challenge unjust pay within 180 days of a discriminatory paycheck. President Obama had effectively amended the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (“From…

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    Economics First Paper In 2008 the United States economy was greatly struggling and in a devastated position. This was caused by the increasing rate of unemployment and the GDP reducing substantially. In order to turn the economy around the government enacted a stimulus plan that would increase the government spending and decrease taxation. In this essay I will be reviewing The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and answering the prompt provided. The American Recovery and…

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    The stamps were still physical and needed to be bought, but blue stamps were removed. Three years later, under President Lyndon B. Johnson, the Food Stamp Act of 1964 which made the pilot program permanent (“SNAP”). During the 1960s and 70s, the program expanded and raised the cost from millions to billions. 1977 brought the Food Stamps Act of 1977,…

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    respective journals and websites, and not from the article) 3.1. Analysis of runs and run-prone assets Cochrane defined run-prone assets based on the characteristics drawn by Diamond & Dybvig (1983). Diamond & Dybvig (1983) created a model to study the economics of banking and associated policy disputes. According to Diamond & Dybvig (1983) during a bank run, depositors expect banks to fail, so, they immediately withdraw deposits. As a result banks try to liquidate many assets at a loss. Their…

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    Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 (CDA) immunity statute (Cato Institute, 2004). Moreover, Nemet suggests that subsequently its factual allegations are adequate enough to refute the immunity bar requested by Consumeraffairs.com, and needs to be allowed by discovery in advance of any rulings of immunity. Nemet alleges that the name of the website, “Consumer Affairs” is ambiguous as well as deceiving and is in violation of the Lanham Act; due to the fact it misrepresents…

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    and the numbers prove it. The Obama administration has been the subject of profound amounts of criticism during his two terms, despite being a wholly empathetic and generous President. The administration prevented a second depression through the stimulus and bailout of the automotive industry, and it has done its best to keep peace with other countries in both…

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    contrast of the both Barack Obama and Bill Clinton’s Presidency’s, and how they made changes to improve America’s economy, health care, education and foreign relations. When Clinton and Obama 's administrations came into office, America was in an economic crisis on both of their terms. Despite the challenges that America was in both presidents were up for the challenge and had…

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    of never coming out creates concern for many Americans. A recession is a significant decline in economic activity within the economy for over two consecutive quarters lasting between six to eighteen months. Also, a recession can be defined as when the economy begins…

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    regarding the economy that were not met. Especially that Barack Obama performed some decisive economic decisions for example; the fiscal stimulus, the rebuilding of Detroit’s car companies, and doing this apparently averted a depression. In 2008, Obamas true believers, were looking for this change, they would be let down because of weak legislation.…

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