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The topic revolves around the claims made by the White House regarding modest real-wage gains during President Trump's second term, amidst mixed signals from household income and real wages data, influenced by policy choices such as tariffs and tax changes.
Donald Trump’s confirmed income since 2017 comes largely from his continued real-estate operations and clubs, licensing and trademark arrangements (abroad and domestic), golf properties and related ev...
A substantial body of reporting and analysis says have created financial benefits for and firms in his orbit, but the evidence in the provided sources is a mix of documented flows, patterns of policym...
Average prices during President Trump’s second term rose initially at rates above recent Federal Reserve targets before moderating later in 2025, while measures of household income and real wages show...