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Read these reports to understand the financial forces that affect daily American life. Discover how exports and imports impact US taxes and debt, plus learn about inflation and other economic indicators.
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Five states, including California and Florida, each contributed over $1 trillion to the national gross domestic product in 2022.
The US exported $177 billion worth of agricultural goods in 2021.
Food assistance benefits are adjusted for inflation on an annual basis, but the rapid rise of inflation puts pressure on recipients.
Changes in behavior and rises in prices can help explain shifts in household budgets since 1993.
About 24% of the government budget goes to costs that do not show up on the average consumer budget.
Fewer immigrants, lower rates of women and younger people, and more Americans reaching retirement age are all contributing to slower labor force growth.
Home debt, like a mortgage, can increase wealth over time. Black and Hispanic households had the lowest rates of home debt in 2019.
Data shows that minimum wage increases can lead to short-term increases in employment for some of those workers.
The cost of buying a home has risen faster than income since March 2021
The US has 14 free trade agreements with 20 countries that comprise about 40 percent of US goods exports.
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