A Jobless Recovery

Since the recession of 2000 the distribution of income has become quite uneven. This due to an ever increasing unemployment rate. Well as Americans we would demand something be done top help this. However it is not the sole purpose of the American Government to make sure that every person is e

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Why is there a huge loss of jobs and large unemployment? Thank you for asking. Unfortunately the system that was set up to help those who could not provide for themselves ad their families is now being used and abused.

Most Americans who are physically able to work just milk off government disability programs and choose not to get a job. If we want to find a way to stop such inequality of the distribution of income we need to dare I say stop paying people for their own problems. What they should do instead is get off their lazy rumps and go get a job. Another example of wasted Government expenditure is the welfare system. Well the stimulus he is looking for can’t come from some economic program or grant, but only from the people themselves.

With some competition in the job market and the need for more skilled and unskilled workers there really isn’t a problem with the government except that it gives too much to the American people. A lot of government resources are being dished out to immigrant children who’s mothers crossed over the border, birthed their children and bounced. These programs pay a pretty penny for those who know how to bypass law. In America today the root of most of these problems lies within the people and their unwillingness to follow laws. The real problem is that they can make more money on welfare checks then they can working a 40 hour week at minimum wage. People know how to “beat” the system and find every loop hole known to man to squeeze every bit of money out of the Government as possible.

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Jobless Recovery, Americans Sometimes, , American Government, Jared Bernstein, distribution income, american people,

Approximate Word count = 457
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