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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Strong demand because people had money to spend when they would have had nothing if the ARP was not put into play. By the same token, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was targeting the upper 1% of the taxpayers with the next 4% tagging along. It in itself was ~ trillion much of which […] The post “strong demand, no question . . . “ appeared first on Angry Bear.
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]Strong demand because people had money to spend when they would have had nothing if the ARP was not put into play. By the same token, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was targeting the upper 1% of the taxpayers with the next 4% tagging along. It in itself was ~ trillion much of which […] The post “strong demand, no question . . . “ appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Angry Bear considers the following as important: 2024 economy, Taxes/regulation, US EConomics
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Strong demand because people had money to spend when they would have had nothing if the ARP was not put into play. By the same token, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was targeting the upper 1% of the taxpayers with the next 4% tagging along. It in itself was ~$2 trillion much of which […]
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