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us economy
The term **U.S. economy** refers to the economic system of the United States, encompassing the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services within the country. It includes all sectors—such as agriculture, manufacturing, services, and technology—and is characterized as a mixed-market economy, combining private enterprise with government regulation and oversight. The performance of the U.S. economy is typically measured by indicators such as gross domestic product (GDP), employment rates, inflation, and trade balance.
US Faces Record Layoffs Amid Artificial Intelligence Boom
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the American labor market at a dramatic pace. According to a new report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas, US employers cut 153,074 jobs in October 2025 — the highest monthly total in more than two...
Without AI, the US Economy Would Be Shrinking
The American economy owes much of its resilience in 2025 to the artificial intelligence boom. Without it, analysts say, the United States might already be in recession. According to J.P. Morgan, corporate spending on AI added roughly 1.1 percentage...
Fact-Check: Trump’s Claims on Ratings and Prices Don’t Match Data
President Donald Trump recently asserted that he has “the highest ratings ever,” that the U.S. economy is the “greatest in history,” and that prices are “falling.” A review of current polling and inflation data shows significant...
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