Biden Takes Heat On Economy Voter Concern Over Inflation Remains High “numbers don’t lie.” the biden economy is surging, so why aren’t americans feeling it? nbc. july 27, 2023 at 1:23 pm. 171. link copied. bidenomics is driving a string of stunning economic. Bidenomics is driving a string of stunning economic wins. as mehdi hasan points out, “the numbers, the economic data, are on joe biden’s side.” so why don’t.
Us Economic Growth Stronger Than Expected It’s clear when it comes to public policies spurring economic growth, the data is on biden’s side. and since numbers don’t lie, it appears that many americans aren’t seeing the results. On the numbers, biden has some advantages over trump, and vice versa. other economic statistics show both presidents putting up impressive numbers during their first three years in office. All you need to do is look at five key economic areas: jobs. manufacturing. growth. inflation. wages. 1. jobs. the unemployment rate fell to 3.6% in june. it’s now been under 4% for 17 straight. Between 2020 and 2022, real wages grew by 5.7 percent for those at the very bottom of america’s income ladder. yes, rising rents and home prices constitute a national crisis. but even taking.
Us Election 2020 Biden S Popular Vote Margin Over Trump Tops 7 Million All you need to do is look at five key economic areas: jobs. manufacturing. growth. inflation. wages. 1. jobs. the unemployment rate fell to 3.6% in june. it’s now been under 4% for 17 straight. Between 2020 and 2022, real wages grew by 5.7 percent for those at the very bottom of america’s income ladder. yes, rising rents and home prices constitute a national crisis. but even taking. The economy is surging but so is but voters aren't feeling it. that's a problem for biden. the president's numbers down, analysts say biden needs to make it clear he's concerned about the. Consumers spent $639.8 billion at restaurants and retail stores in november, according to commerce department figures released wednesday. that’s an increase of 18.2% over november 2020, well.
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