Mark Zandi has crunched the numbers for Obama's job's plan and concludes it would work - that it would add 2% to GDP and create 1.9 million jobs and reduce unemployment by 1%. That is the good news. Bad news - he doesn't see a lot of the program getting through congress. Here is the details of his analysis. The best part is the chart below.
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
Zandi Thinks the Obama Plan Would Work
Sunday, December 12, 2010
The New Tax Plan and Multiplier Effect
Mark Zandi on Moody's/Dismal Scientist makes his forecast as to how the Obama/Republican Tax Deal will affect the economy - overall positive, but at a cost. In his forecast he has two interesting charts. The first is the multiplier effects of different parts of the plan. This chart could be an interesting teaching tool to show how different types of programs have different multipliers:

The second chart is the long-term forecast of the economy over the next several years and how the tax cut will effect both short and long term economic plans:
The second chart is the long-term forecast of the economy over the next several years and how the tax cut will effect both short and long term economic plans:
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