Council of Economic Advisers reconciliation bill findings

Wages, Take-Home Pay, and Disposable Income

CEA finds that passage of the full suite of policies in the current version of the OBBB will raise long-run wages in Wisconsin by an inflation-adjusted range of about $5,500 to $10,400 per worker.
A typical family with two children in Wisconsin can expect to see higher take-home pay of about $7,200 and $12,100 in the long run if the OBBB is passed into ...

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