Leonard Greene argues doing something, even if it is wrong, is better than standing back and doing nothing.
Watching a score of world leaders pile into Pittsburgh last month for a major economic summit, I wondered if any had any inkling of the greatest single question before them: How to even begin to replace the millions of jobs destroyed by the Great Recession, now that the worst of the crisis may have passed?
According to the International Monetary Fund, only one in 20 working-age residents of the advanced economies was without a job in 2007 . . .
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