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  "path": "/2026/06/12/aftermath-economy-propped-up-by-government-spending/",
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  "tags": [
    "Economic Policy",
    "Aftermath",
    "America and the World",
    "deficit",
    "Donald Trump",
    "Energy & the Environment",
    "financial industry",
    "inflation",
    "Iran",
    "Middle East",
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    "Aftermath: The Economy Is Propped Up by Government Spending",
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  "textContent": "In today’s edition, we highlight an underdiscussed reason why damage from the war hasn’t eaten the U.S. economy: fiscal stimulus.\n\nThe post Aftermath: The Economy Is Propped Up by Government Spending appeared first on The American Prospect.",
  "title": "Aftermath: The Economy Is Propped Up by Government Spending"
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