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WASHINGTON – Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says the economy should grow at much stronger rates the rest of this year as the country overcomes the impact of a harsh winter.
But Lew says millions of Americans continue to struggle as unemployment remains too high and economic growth is too slow.
In a speech to the Economic Club of New York, Lew calls for actions on the part of government and the private sector to boost hiring of the long-term unemployed and increase investment in productivity-enhancing equipment and critical infrastructure projects such as roads, railways and ports.
Lew says the country also needs a stronger commitment to education in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math to make sure students have the skills they need to compete in the new economy.
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