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Economics 201

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Term Paper TitleEconomics 201
# of Words386
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)1.54


Economics 201




State of the Union Address
Essay
                     President Clinton has declared that "the enemy of our time is inaction," pledging to forge bipartisan agreements on a balanced budget and campaign finance reform within months, and to lead a "national crusade" to improve education by the turn of the century.  Education, Clinton vowed, would be his "number-one priority for the next four years," and he devoted                     the longest portion of his address to this. He appealed for "national standards" to improve
student performance and pledged to promote such standards with voluntary tests prepared by the federal government.

                     Most of the ideas Clinton presented last night first appeared as poll-tested proposals in his  reelection campaign last fall: expanding the 1993  "Family and Medical Leave Act" to include time off from work for parent-teacher conferences; school curfews; and tax credits and deductions to subsidize college education. But he presented these ideas using more encompassing and urgent language than before.

                     "We face no imminent threat, but we do have an enemy: The enemy of our time is inaction," Clinton declared at the start of his speech. He finished, ...

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