US Council of Economic Advisor

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The US Council of Economic Advisors is a government agency based in Washington, DC that provides economic analysis and advice to the President of the United States. Their primary focus is on shaping economic policy and addressing key issues related to the nation's financial well-being.

Through research and data analysis, the Council works to inform decision-making at the highest levels of government, aiming to promote sustainable economic growth and stability for the country as a whole.

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