Economics

Lawmaker Squabbles Cost U.S. 1.75 Million Jobs: Cutting Research

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The mounting polarization of U.S. politics imperils the U.S. economy, robbing it of jobs and investment.

So warns economist Marina Azzimonti of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, who created an index to measure the tone of political debate and its impact on hiring, investment and general economic growth.