Alas, I had such high hopes. How could a project studying "the role of cognitive and affective factors and condom skills" not effectively create gainful employment?
Via the Weekly Standard:
The details of a stimulus grant awarded to Indiana University to study condom use have now been released on a government website. The study, titled "Barriers to Correct Condom Use," is now completed, according to the website, and the university received $423,500 of stimulus funds to perform the study.The stimulus project yielded a total of 0.00 jobs created, according to the federal government. "No jobs created/retained," the form says under "Description of Jobs Created."
