The Struggle to Eat; Food Stamps  

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Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 400 no. 8742 (Jul. 2011), page 31-32.
Topik: Congress; Budget Cuts; Policy; America; Economic Conditions

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As Congress wrangles over spending cuts, surging numbers of Americans are relying on the government just to put food on the table When the dismal news came on July 8th that the unemployment rate had risen fractionally to 9.2%, both Republicans and Democrats declared the data proof of the folly of the other party's policies. How, Republicans asked, could Democrats even consider raising taxes when the economy is so weak? How, Democrats retorted, could Republicans advocate big cuts in the safety net when so many Americans are in desperate need? As the haggling over raising the legal limit on the federal government's debt reaches a climax (see Lexington), the feeble state of the economy is making the budgetary trade-offs involved ever less appealing.

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