Obama's $775 billion economic recovery plan is a big cake, and every industry hopes to get a slice of it.

The American Tourism Association says it wants to set up a government department to promote the tourism industry in the world. Geoff Freeman, senior vice president of the association, said bringing people from all over the world to the US consumption is a good medicine to stimulate the US economy.

The financial industry is not idle. Although the financial sector has already received $1 trillion in the past year, the financial sector still says it needs more money.

There are many lions in the industry that ask Obama for money, and environmentalists in the United States have listed a list of 80 projects with a capital scale of 405 billion dollars, which accounts for more than half of Obama's economic recovery plan.

Out of the blue, the US steel industry has directly proposed a two-year project with a scale of US $1 trillion. Daniel DiMicco, chairman of iron and steel giant Nucor, said Obama's economic recovery plan involves large-scale pportation systems, bridges, power grids, schools, hospitals and water treatment plants.