[Info-vax] AXIS2/C, gSOAP

[Michael Kraemer]

In article <nCdNUFTL7zg0 at wvnvms>, cook at wvnvms.wvnet.edu (George Cook) writes:

> 
> The second quarter US GDP growth rate of 2.4% resulted in a 131,000
> job loss.  2.4% is far too little to reduce the underemployment rate
> of 16.5%.  The third quarter rate is expected to be even lower which
> will result in the unemployment rate rising above the current 9.5%.
> 
> The first quarter 3.7% GDP growth rate was barely enough to start
> putting a dent in umemployment.  Unfortunately, the current
> administration has pursued very anti-growth policies, so high
> umemployment will continue for the foreseeable future.
> 

Your own numbers show that GDP growth has little
relation to employment. So why do you blame your 
government for not growing the GDP?
And, btw, 9.5% unemployment rate is still slightly higher
than what we have over here in what you call "socialist Germany".