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Breitbart Business Digest: Overstimulated Demand — How COVID Cash Fueled Inflation

Government stimulus payments during the coronavirus pandemic may have played a larger role than thought in fueling inflation.

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Need to Know: Here are two theories on why the economy will continue to be scorching, and what that means for stocks and bonds

Need to Know: Here are two theories on why the economy will continue to be scorching, and what that means for stocks and bonds. Need to Know March 2, 2023 View in Web Browser Here are two theories on why the economy will continue to be scorching, and what that means for stocks and

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How the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 is promoting sustainable U S economic growth and mitigating climate change

The investments of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021 are setting a path for long-term economic growth while addressing climate change.

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Is the world economy in a debt trap?

And, if so, how can countries escape it? | Special report

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Russia-Ukraine war: Central bankers should think twice before slamming on the brakes

Do central bankers really think the most severe war in Europe in a lifetime calls for pressing the brake harder on their economies’ growth?

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