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    How would you stimulate the economy?

    Nov. 30, 1999

    Those of us who live in the

    United States probably have or will soon receive a check from the U.S. Treasury, issued as part of the government’s economic stimulus act. I expect mine any day now, but I haven’t decided how to use it, so I ask you, our wise, worldly and experienced Plant Services readers -- what do you think I should do with it?

    Those of us who live in the

    United States probably have or will soon receive a check from the U.S. Treasury, issued as part of the government’s economic stimulus act. I expect mine any day now, but I haven’t decided how to use it, so I ask you, our wise, worldly and experienced Plant Services readers -- what do you think I should do with it?

    How can we spend our stimulus checks in a way that will do the most for our economy?

    What other ways to improve the economy would you recommend?

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