Is the United States Worse Off than Europe?

The American economy is superficially improving. The unemployment rate is essentially stagnant at 9%, and real change and improvements are failing to occur. Construction and import/export numbers keep fluctuating, indicating that industrial work is not steadily improving either. What this indicates to economists, who look at the big, long-term picture, is that the United States economy is still operating poorly. It just so happens that it is taking a backseat to the European volatility.

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