Source: In Face of Crisis, Policy Makers Should Plan, Not Panic
In this article in the NY Times there is a discussion on how policy makers should be handling the seemingly everlasting recovering of this last decades economic downturn. Here, the author portrays an idea where policy makers focus on replenishing the job market as a primary goal. This is interesting from a Keynesian perspective. By driving money into market, there can be a higher allowance for human capital. In many ways, this should cause a resurgence in the economy, building it from the ground up. My inspiration for choosing this is my interest in economics, something that ultimately stems from my family's hardships during the recession.
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