129773984754687500_32Xinhua in Washington March 26 (reporter Fan Yu Jiang Xufeng) United States Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said on 26th United States job market improved and economic growth is not in tune, there is need for continued easy monetary policy to stimulate economic growth, support further improvements in the employment market. Bernanke attended that day United States National Association of industrial economics yearsSaid that the recent United States a positive signal in the employment market, job increase, a significant drop in the unemployment rate, "this is good news", but some crucial issues remained unresolved, one of them was the fall in unemployment and economic growth to some extent "out of sync". He said, last year's United States economic growth is less than 2%, below the potential growth rate of economists
tera power leveling,Such growth would not bring about significant improvements in the employment market. Because based on experience, economic growth is often required to exceed its potential growth rate, a fall in unemployment can.����This rule of thumb is clearly difficult to explain the recent United States unemployment rate and variable relationship between economic growth and therefore do not determine the pace of improvement in the employment market can be sustained. He believes that this phenomenon mayExplanation is that during the economic downturn, unemployment soared and the economic recession is not consistent, and stage of economic recovery, employment market reverses and the pace of economic growth is the variance.����Improved employment market needs stronger demand and output growth to sustain, but this process, needs the support of easing monetary policy. In addition, he believed that United States number of long-term unemployedHigh
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tera gold, will support aggregate demand and economic growth, so as to help to solve the problems of long-term unemployment.
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