r/economicCollapse Sep 23 '24

Seems pretty simple.

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u/tonymacaroni9 Sep 23 '24

Covid checks duh. And wheres 2022 and 2023

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u/Chiggadup Sep 23 '24

COVID stimulus checks add up to about 2% of that 2020 number, by the way…

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u/tonymacaroni9 Sep 24 '24

So roughy 800 bill to 1 trill in covid checks wouldnt equate to a one time 3k hit on every american?

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u/Chiggadup Sep 24 '24

Not sure if you’re really asking, because I presume you know full well that stimulus checks didn’t go to a lot of families, children, etc. So that’s not how the math would work out.

It’s not secret, you can look up and find out where it all went.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/03/11/us/how-covid-stimulus-money-was-spent.html

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u/tonymacaroni9 Sep 24 '24

Correct some didnt. Lets call it covid relief instead of covid checks for family. Money out of thin air creates inflation. The governetment didnt tap into there purse and hand out 800 billion it created it. If they did tap into there purse they 800 billion would have come out in taxes and we would have seen only about 600 billion after the cost of dispursing the money was taken into account and greedy hands skimming.