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Analyzing the State of the U.S. Economy in the Post-Pandemic Era
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Abstract
With the normalization of the epidemic in the United States, the COVID-19 virus is increasingly regarded as a more contagious "big flu" with higher-fatality. The new coronavirus has mutated to make it more susceptible to multiple infections, and some patients may experience symptoms that last for months or years. Unlike previous direct economic crises, the COVID-19 epidemic has played a negative role in the transmission of economic policies in the process of economic recovery, reducing the pertinence of economic policies and the speed of full resumption of work and production. Given the accumulation of negative issues caused by economic policies in the U.S. since the epidemic, this article will discuss the current state of the U.S. industrial economy, high inflation and Fed policy, as well as the international environment and cooperation.
Keywords
industrial economy, inflation, federal reserves, international trade, economic policy
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Dai,M. (2023). Analyzing the State of the U.S. Economy in the Post-Pandemic Era. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,7,65-70.
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