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Inflation concerns for the new COVID stimulus package
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With the passing of the new $5 trillion COVID stimulus package for "Build Back Better," the risk of inflation on a scale closer to World War II levels is becoming a growing concern among economic experts, as previously passed stimulus bills continue to add pressure to the economy.
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