-
The government shutdown of 2013 left great uncertainty in the economy. It also left thousands of government workers without jobs until the problem was resolved. -
Obama care covered over 20 million people in 2014 ad that slowed the costs of health care. -
In 2015, the economy went into a mini-recession. -
The Brexit vote, in which the British voted to be separated from the EU, caused low economic growth. It is estimated that there will be a 6.7% lower growth for the next 15 years. -
The stock market crash was caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. This crash caused the oil prices to drop and ultimately led us into a recession.