Job Losses

The United States could be doing a better job at stimulating businesses and companies to include and hire more new workers, especially since the year of 2008 has reached the pinacle of its unemployment rate. November, being the worst month of the year so far for unemployment, has brought little promise to the unemployed and many are forced to rely on the governments' money, or lack thereof. Many others are forced to stand on the side and wait patiently as the newly elected President Obama must now formulate and come up with plans to bring back many unemployed workers, provide money to kick start businesses and help boost the moral and stability of companies and our economy as a whole.

One of the easiest ways would be for, yes, another government loan. While the United States is already severely in debt, it will take a bit more of it to pull us out. If America have any chance at all, it will require a few more loans to kick start our dying economy, boost jobs, and stabilize the companies that hold our economy in tact. This includes everything from the housing market, to professional sports, to education systems, to the working roll and part of the government. Although President Obama might have some good ideas, it will take some time for them to come into action and that is what everyone, with and without jobs, is waiting for. So as we stand idle, the best course of action for the United States would be to temporarily give out loans to companies so that the companies may hire workers, increase efficiency and stabilize while waiting for more long term goals and plans.