Government Shutdown Threatens Key Economic Data Amid Market Uncertainty
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Historical data shows that past U.S. government shutdowns have had minimal impact on macroeconomic indicators like GDP and employment, but the current administration's approach, including potential mass furloughs or dismissals, could alter this dynamic. Overall, shutdowns tend to be more disruptive to individual agencies than to the broader economy.
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