We believe that the direct economic impacts would be a total of direct, indirect, and payroll-induced effects of 155,000 jobs, $9.7 billion in payroll, and $63 billion in United States economic output.
John Shimkus: “We believe that the direct economic impacts would be a total of direct, indirect, and payroll-induced effects of 155,000…”
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