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Our research found that over the next eight years, $60 trillion in U.S. wealth and almost $8 trillion in income separate the best and worst economic scenarios.

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We know this from the $3.3 trillion in deposits they park at the Federal Reserve — money that’s not being put to work, but did earn the industry $176 billion in risk-free profits last year.

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With nearly $1 trillion in cuts to benefits for poor people, lives are at stake.

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The cost of permanently extending the current marginal tax rates will add a projected $3.1 trillion to the deficit, Tax Foundation researchers said.

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At that time, Wall Street expects the total addressable market for AI infrastructure to reach between $3 trillion and $4 trillion.

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