A wave of enthusiasm greeted Friday’s news that 345,000 jobs were cut in the US last month, far fewer than during the darkest days of this recession.
But Austan Goolsbee, a senior economic adviser to Barack Obama, US president, was unmoved.
By Sarah O’Connor in Washington
Published: June 5 2009 19:22 | Last updated: June 5 2009 19:22
A wave of enthusiasm greeted Friday’s news that 345,000 jobs were cut in the US last month, far fewer than during the darkest days of this recession.
But Austan Goolsbee, a senior economic adviser to Barack Obama, US president, was unmoved.