“Even a full rollback of the measures due to take effect in January 2027 would add less than half a percentage point to real spending growth.”

Arunima Sinha · Thoughts on the Market · Big Political Shift, Narrow Economic Impact

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estimated the impact of fully rolling back SNAP and Medicaid cuts on real spending growth

less than half a percentage point

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