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Not news, but an opinion piece that seems in contrast with the CBO findings that’s the budget deficit will hit $1 Trillion per year by 2019. What are the benefits for the average American an how does it impact our future?
I always find it interesting/dismaying how quickly people think the economy can react to changes in policy. For a single family, a change in economic status, such as a new job, pay rise, etc. takes at least many months or years to have a meaningful effect on debt and financial health of that family. A giant economy would take much longer, a few years at minimum, so see the true effects. It’s like steering a giant ship in the water; you can’t make changes and expect it to immediately have an effect. Any benefits we see right now are either a result of the previous administration’s policies, or in the case of the stock market, pricing of future expected gains already made in the market.
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