The American economy has been in a recession since March, which is troublesome. The recession was declared by the National Bureau of Economic Research, and there is pessimism as well as optimism regarding this national issue. The gloomy idea is that a recovery will not occur soon. The positive view is that revitalization in the economy will transpire promptly, yet this observation is disproven by a Federal Reserve study shows that in twelve Reserve districts …
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…end the recession. Reduction of taxes and monetary growth, which recently occurred, can potentially aid the economy. These are the first steps in recovering the country from recession, but more ideas are developed by congressional bills. Congress may compensate the unemployed and aid financially destroyed areas of the nation. In essence, the economy needs stimulation monetarily with less government spending and more tax cuts, and hopefully the American economy will return to its former strength.