The document discusses unemployment rates in the United States. It provides unemployment percentages over the previous six quarters, which remained high according to the Federal Reserve. The author recommends a combination of easy money policy, expansionary fiscal policy, and fiscal policy to help reduce unemployment rates. Easy money policy offers flexibility while expansionary fiscal policy directly aims to reduce unemployment. Fiscal policy involves both automatic programs that respond to economic changes and active programs designed to influence the economy. The author concludes that the Federal Reserve must make cautious decisions that prioritize low unemployment and inflation.