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Government shutdowns usually don’t hurt the economy. This time could be different

While government shutdowns historically have had minimal economic impact, the current situation presents increased risks. Threats of mass federal layoffs and potential delays in crucial economic data releases, such as jobs and inflation reports, could leave decision-makers "flying blind." Experts warn the economy is more vulnerable now, making this shutdown potentially more damaging than in the past. Wall Street, however, remains largely unphased, sticking to the belief that these events are temporary disruptions.

Prepared by Christopher Adams and reviewed by editorial team.

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