The Ginn Economic Brief U.S. Economy - December

The shutdown recession from February to April 2020 was devastating. There must be a return to the dignity and permanent value of work instead of dependency on government from Washington’s big government agenda and mandates related to COVID-19. The U.S. labor market has been improving more slowly than expected even though Washington has tried “stimulus” time and again. Congress has authorized spending $7.2 trillion since the recession above the normal budget. The next bad policy from D.C. could be the $5 trillion Build Back Better Act that could add $3 trillion to the bloated $29 trillion national debt, ballooning the debt owed per taxpayer by $23,800 to $110,900.

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