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While the economic effects of the pandemic have
been painful for millions, in stark contrast, there are some who continue to
thrive. But that could be about to change... A "richcession" is a term coined by Wall
Street Journal reporter Justin Lahart that proposes an economically turbulent
future could disproportionally affect those with wealth... Usually low-income and middle class citizens feel
most vulnerable while the rich remain shielded from the harshest impacts. But
percentage wise, the middle and lower classes experienced more wealth growth
throughout the pandemic than the rich, which is why a recession could
actually hurt them more... |
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Monday, January 9, 2023
Are We Headed For a "Richcession"?
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