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Act to Lower Inflation Fuels 9B Investment, 201.9K Jobs – EV Markets

Act to Lower Inflation Fuels $199B Investment, 201.9K Jobs – EV Markets

On Sep 3, 2024

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The Inflation Reduction Act has spurred a massive investment of $199 billion. The act has also been linked to the creation of 201,900 jobs. The information was reported by EV Markets Reports, but further details were not provided in the brief given.

Inflation Reduction Act Ignites $199 Billion Investment and Creates 201,900 Jobs

With the introduction of the Inflation Reduction Act, a significant surge in investment has been observed. A staggering $199 billion has been invested, leading to the creation of 201,900 new jobs so far. This immense progress reveals the Act’s substantial impact on the job market and financial landscape.

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