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The fraud was not merely allowed by the California state government, they were the orchestratorKevin Kiley (@KevinKileyCA):The Newsom Administration allowed at least $32 billion in unemployment fraud during COVID. No state is even close. ...

Economic Overview - The US experienced a period of prosperity and social progress with low unemployment and a booming economy [1] - A serious financial crisis emerged, with overvalued houses and potential mortgage problems [2] - The economic recovery proceeded at a moderate pace, slower than expected, with a manufacturing recession due to the collapse in oil prices [3] - The COVID-19 pandemic caused a rapid shutdown of the economy and the largest unemployment rate since the Great Depression [5] - Inflation started to take hold, leading to nervousness and unhappiness about economic situations [5] Monetary Policy and Fiscal Spending - Interest rates are surprisingly low despite high budget deficits and debt [7] - The US spent too little during the financial crisis and too much during COVID-19 [9] - Running $2 trillion deficits in a growing economy is not advisable [9] - The benefits of economic stimulus tended to favor those with capital [10] - The Federal Reserve focused on getting inflation up by 01%-02% before realizing inflation was not dead [13] Inflation and Globalization - Globalization, particularly China's entry into the WTO, and increased immigration kept inflation down for two decades after 2000 [15][16] - COVID-19 and restrictions on immigration have put upward pressure on goods prices and wage inflation [17] - De-globalization and immigration restrictions could drive wages up, while AI's impact remains uncertain [17][18] European Economy - The Eurozone crisis, triggered by imbalances, led to painful adjustments in countries like Portugal, Greece, Spain, and Ireland, but also some convergence [24] - The EU is slowly moving towards fiscal coordination, but politics lags behind economics [25][26] - Brexit has negatively impacted the UK economy, potentially reducing GDP by 5%-7% [27][28] - Europe's growth rate is projected to be no more than 1%, possibly around 05% per year [30]

In this TEDx talk, Ambreen explores how some of the most powerful businesses are born from society’s hardest problems. She reflects on how the COVID-19 lockdown exposed a critical contradiction: while cities shut down, waste continued to accumulate, revealing deep gaps in waste management, environmental responsibility, and opportunity. The talk challenges the stigma around waste collection, highlighting the systemic barriers, informal networks, and resistance faced by anyone attempting to formalize the sect ...

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Individual Experience During COVID-19 Pandemic - During the COVID-19 pandemic, the individual maintained mental well-being through repetitive activity [1] - The individual engaged in a flow state by bouncing a tennis ball against an exposed brick wall [1] Social Observation - The individual claims to be unique in not losing their mind during the pandemic [1]

Covid vaccines slashed emergency room visits among children last year, a real-world analysis from the US CDC found, raising questions about the impact of recent policy changes from the Trump administration https://t.co/HqqdEpnPnB ...

The reason why we're in the midst of a turnaround is we kind of just lost our focus. You know, the the the focus for Starbucks historically was all about creating that third place where there's a moment of humanity. Um whether it was between work and home or whether it was a place that you just wanted to have a moment.And you know, I would say COVID really kind of took the soul out of Starbucks because the challenge became, well, maybe you're not supposed to socialize um the way we historically had encourag ...

Thank you very much for all you attending and Allison for your lovely work. It always takes a lot of work to organize anything in life, I can assure you. And Allison's done a fantastic job for us speakers and for all you out there.Hopefully I can just match her brilliance. Okay, my story starts on the 25th of November 2019. I was sitting in my house in Portugal with my wife and I said, "Gee, I've got this terrible back and I'd had an MRI and I got that call. Some of you might have had that call already. Som ...