What Happens When The COVID-19 Aid Boom Wears Off?
U.S. spent $5.2 trillion in pandemic aid, but that stimulus will soon end. The U.S. government spent at least $5.2 trillion to combat the covid-19 crisis. It stands as one of the most expensive, ambitious experiments in U.S. history.
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