claim: state governments have little ability to stimulate job growth in the short run.
author: david wyss
evidence_1: taxes and short-run demand economic activity reflects a balance between what ...  state and local governments do so), most or all of the spending will boost  demand. ... such supply changes have little effect on output if the economy is  operating well ... the short-run economic and revenue effects of the tax cuts and  jobs act.
evidence_2: jan 9, 2011 ... for now, we'll be a little conservative and rate reed's statement as mostly true. ...  wyss: state governments have little ability to stimulate job growth in the short ...  but in the short term, state legislators and governors don't have ...
evidence_3: the job of government was to raise revenue as cheaply and efficiently as ... that  would reconcile these difficulties, but these appear to have little practical  application. ... one involves the sale to private owners of state-owned assets, and  this is .... pessimistic about the possibility of achieving full employment in the long  run.
evidence_4: mar 19, 2015 ... to boost americans' wages, policymakers must intentionally tilt bargaining power  back toward low- and moderate-wage workers. ... completion, deregulation, and  policies aimed at increasing long-term growth. ... monetary policy that targets full  employment, with wage growth matching productivity gains.
evidence_5: financing will have more auspicious effects on the long-term size of the economy,  but may also ... called “economic growth,” by which a boost in aggregate ...  saving, and investment; (ii) income effects that are small .... economy's ability to  grow (congressional budget office ... state governments, and foreign  governments.