Not just in the US: across OECD, real disposable income per person rose by 3% in 2020 even as gdp

Not just in the US: across OECD, real disposable income per person rose by 3% in 2020 even as gdp tanked. Government spending on extra benefits and cash transfers, which came to 2.3% of rich countries’ gdp, made up much of the difference.
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