The period from 2009 to 2024 has shown that economic trends are influenced more by global events and demographic changes than solely by presidential policies.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused immediate chaos, leading to massive job losses and economic disruption, but the swift response and stimulus checks helped spur a strong recovery.
Comparing presidential impact on the economy is complicated by the time lag in policy effects; infrastructure investments yield long-term benefits while immediate impacts can vary.
Key economic disruptors in the past decade include the financial crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic, both of which had profound and lasting effects on the economy.
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