E79. Breaking Down Biden's Economy and Trump's SEC Pick
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On this episode of Drunk Real Estate, we take a deep dive into Joe Biden's presidency and its impact on the U.S. economy. From inflation and national debt to job growth and real wages, we break down what presidents can and can't control.
We also explore:
• How COVID-19 shaped the economic recovery
• The role of AI and GDP growth in future job trends
• The disconnect between rising wages and inflation
• Why average Americans are still feeling the pinch
Plus, we discuss Donald Trump's pick for the Security and Exchange Commission, Paul Atkins. What does his past reveal about the future of the SEC and its influence on U.S. markets?
Tune in for a lively conversation on the big economic questions, spiced up with a touch of humor and our signature Drunk Real Estate flair!
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