In addition to what I stated above there are a number of other things that need to take place to help spur job growth. It includes reducing corporate income tax levels, and eliminating capital gains tax. People on the left side of politics will yell and scream that we are just helping the rich. Well, honestly its just smart economics that in a time of slow job growth you ease the burden of tax on businesses and taxes on profits. allowing companies to keep more money will in turn allow them to spend more money on hiring more workers. It would just be inevitable maybe not for all businesses, but for many of them. Also reduce unecessary regulations. There is too much regulating going on, and it gets in the way of the engine of a free market society.
Doing these three things in addition to reforming the overall problem in the education system puts our economy on a better positioning for more jobs, more entrepreneurial ideas, and more growth.
