8 Million More Living In Poverty, 9 Million Businesses In Danger Of Closing, 10 Mill Behind On Renty

The economic collapse always starts with a major breakdown that trickles down to all the main systems and institutions of our society. The health crisis was surely the kick that pushed the U.S. economy over the edge, but we have to remember that first of all, we were already nearing the edge long before the start of a global sanitary outbreak. Evidently, the consequences brought on by the crisis accelerated our downfall, but we’re were set to fail regardless of that. Now that the collapse has arrived and the big burst was already witnessed, many might be under the impression that things will improve from here. But don’t be mistaken: there’s always a way to fall further down the rock bottom. The decay of our nation was triggered in 2020, but it has only started. And today we brought you the latest numbers to prove to you that everything around us is still crumbling, and the worst is yet to come. To illustrate how dire our economic conditions have become, we decided to gather some numbers. Starting with the n