How Bidenomics boosted growth but failed Americans
The US economy outperformed its global peers but left citizens feeling worse off, leading many to turn to Donald Trump
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Study: Low growth could boost German shadow economy, clandestine work
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UK economy’s 0.1% growth fails to hit forecasts
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PM plans to 'unleash AI' across UK to boost growth
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