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The Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers  \nJanuary 2021  \nx  \nContents  \nEconomic Report of the President ....................................... 1  \nThe Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers .................... 9  \nIntroduction ....................................................... 13  \nPart I: Confronting the Largest Postwar Economic Shock:  \nThe Federal Response to Mitigate the COVID-19 Pandemic  \nChapter 1: Creating the Fastest Economic Recovery .................... 35  \nChapter 2: Prioritizing America’s Households .......................... 69  \nChapter 3: Assisting Entrepreneurs and Workers through Aid to Businesses ........................................... 89  \nChapter 4: Advancing the Quality and Efficiency of America’s Healthcare System ...................................... 113  \nPart II: The Renaissance of American Greatness  \nChapter 5: Assessing the Early Impact of Opportunity Zones ............ 145  \nChapter 6: Empowering Economic Freedom by Reducing Regulatory Burdens ..................................... 173  \nChapter 7: Expanding Educational Opportunity through Choice and Competition........................................ 199  \nChapter 8: Exploring New Frontiers in Space Policy and Property Rights . 225  \nChapter 9: Pursuing Free, Fair, and Balanced Trade.................... 251  \nPart III: An Effort to Rebuild Our Country  \nChapter 10: The Year in Review and the Years Ahead.................... 287  \nChapter 11: Policies to Secure Enduring Prosperity ..................... 319  \nReferences ...................................................... 395  \nAppendix A Report to the President on the Activities of the Council of Economic Advisers During 2020 ........................... 435  \nAppendix B Statistical Tables Relating to Income, Employment, and Production ............................................. 447  \n*For a detailed table of contents of the Council’s Report, see page 23.  \nEconomic Report of the President  \nx  \nEconomic Report of the President  \nTo the Congress of the United States:  \nFour years ago, on the steps of the United States Capitol, I pledged to the citizens of this country to return our Nation to greatness, and to thereby enable, secure, and enhance the prosperity of all Americans. While this would require us to confront challenges and hardships, I knew that the American spirit, set free from overbearing taxation and regulation, would drive the country forward to unimaginable economic success. I was right. Over the course of this Administration, the American people demonstrated an indomitable will to prevail and drove our economy to record heights.  \nSince my first day in office, I have been steadfast in my commitment to put America First. The economic pillars of this movement—sweeping tax reform, extensive deregulatory actions, and fair and reciprocal trade agreements—promoted a robust middle class and led to the longest expansion and strongest recovery in history.  \nBefore the coronavirus came to our country from China, our economy created more than 7 million jobs, nearly 12,000 factories returned to our shores, and wealth for Americans hit all-time highs. Inequality decreased as wage growth for blue-collar workers outpaced that of their managers, and earnings for those in the bottom 10 percent grew faster than earnings for the top 10 percent, reversing the trends of past Administrations. Since the start of my Administration, median household income grew by more than $6,000, lifting up people no matter their race, ethnicity, educational background, or age group. In 2019 alone, median household income rose $4,400—more in one year than in the entire 16 years through 2016. 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