White House economists warned on

White House economists warned on Wednesday that a protracted debt default would cause the loss of more than 8 million jobs and cut the stock market in half. The

White House report: Debt limit default could cost 8.3 million US jobs

White House details ‘severe damage’ in debt ceiling crisis - NBC

The White House economists say

Debt ceiling breach could cut millions of jobs. Here's who would

The White House economists say the worst-case scenario is a “protracted” default that wipes out 8.3 million jobs, plunges GDP by 6.1 percentage points and sends the

White House economists have warned a prolonged debt default could trigger 8.3 million job losses and the stock market could tumble 45 percent, sparking 'an immediate

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White House economists claim 8 MILLION jobs will be lost and

WASHINGTON (AP)White House economists on Wednesday warned of “severe damage” to the U.S. economy in the event of a debt default, warning that a prolonged

White House warns debt default could wipe out 8 million jobs

The White House published a

White House Warns of Millions of Job Losses, ‘Severe - NTD News

The White House published a grim warning that more than eight million jobs could be lost if the US defaults on its debt limit.

White House warns eight million could lose jobs - Express.co.uk

The Council of Economic Advisers

The Council of Economic Advisers says a “protracted” default would cost 8 million jobs and cut the stock market in half and warns that “brinksmanship” comes with costs

White House warns of recession as debt limit fight drags on

An extended breach of roughly two months would bring a massive wave of unemployment, cutting nearly 8 million jobs and pushing the unemployment rate to 7.8%, the

A protracted default on U

White House Warns Of Loss Of 8 Million Jobs & Stock Market

Under a protracted default, the most dangerous scenario in which the U.S. fails to raise its borrowing levels for more than three months, roughly 8.3 million jobs would be

A protracted default on U.S. payment obligations could result in the loss of 8.3 million jobs and a 6.1% reduction in economic output, according to an analysis by the