Title: Unemployment Solutions: Summary, Most Cost-Effective
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Unemployment Solutions and What's Most Cost-Effective
The best way to solve high unemployment according to research
Monetary Policy
Fiscal Policy
The Most Cost-Effective Solution
Fiscal Policy Risks
The Bottom Line
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Unemployment benefits can provide growth as well. According to Wayne Vroman, an economist and senior fellow at the Urban Institute for the Department of Labor, unemployment insurance led to the creation of 1.6 million jobs on average each quarter from 2008 to 2010. 8 ﻿ The unemployed are most likely to spend every dime they get. They buy basics like groceries, clothing, and housing. As a result, every dollar spent on unemployment benefits stimulates $1.64 in Gross Domestic Product. 9 ﻿
How can $1 create $1.64? It does it through the ripple effect. For example, a dollar spent at the grocery store pays for the food. It also helps pay the clerk's salary, the truckers who haul the food, and even the farmers who grow it. The clerks, truckers, and farmers then buy groceries.