Report: 3 million people in the United States lose hundreds of billions of dollars per year due to the unemployment of the new crown sequelae

Overseas Network, August 26th. The US government's inadequate resistance against the new crown has made the society pay huge economic costs. According to a report by the United States Cable Television News Network on August 25, a latest research report shows that about 16 million laborers in the United States suffer from new sequelae, of which about 3 million people are unemployed, thereby income loss is as high as hundreds of billions per year per year Dollar.

The Brookings Society of the US think tank issued the above report on August 24. The report estimates that 2 million to 4 million people in the United States are unemployed due to the sequelae of the new crown. The middle point of this scope is 3 million, accounting for about 1.8%of the overall labor population in the United States. The so -called new crown sequelae, including chest and muscle pain, fatigue, shortness of breath, and "brain mist".

The report states that the United States is facing the worst inflation in 40 years, and one of its roots is the shortage of labor. As of June this year, a total of 10.7 million vacant positions in the United States were much higher than 7 million before the new crown epidemic. Many industries, including education, catering and medical care, are suffering from a serious shortage of labor.

The report pointed out that the sequelae of the new crown cause about 3 million people in the United States to unemployment, according to the current salary level, which means that the annual income loss caused by a year is as high as 168 billion US dollars. Other economic costs caused by the sequelae of the new crown include the reduction of the productivity of the patient's productivity, the reduction of medical costs, and the decline in productivity of the caregivers. The report warns that the US government needs to take necessary measures, otherwise the economic burden of society will increase due to delay. (Overseas Network Liu Qiang)

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