The lame-duck session gives Congress an opportunity to act on the national debt: $40 trillion is just the tip of the iceberg
Something has to change. But what can be done?
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The lame-duck session gives Congress an opportunity to act on the national debt: $40 trillion is just the tip of the iceberg
Something has to change. But what can be done?
Public spending & demand
Government funding choices can affect public contracts, services and demand in exposed sectors.
What to watch next
Check the approved amounts, recipients and delivery dates rather than assuming immediate effects.
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