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The US economy has changed in ways most people feel but rarely hear explained clearly. In this episode of The boardroom files, we look at why American stability now comes at a cost, and how long-term economic pressures have reshaped work, money, and daily life in the United States. From rising rent and mortgage payments to growing income pressure, this video connects historical research to the financial reality many Americans and Canadians are experiencing right now.

Using real examples from American business culture and financial systems, the video explores how cost of living increases, credit score pressure, student loans, IRS obligations, and housing affordability fit into a larger economic pattern. Wages, productivity, and corporate efficiency have evolved, but so have the risks carried by households. This is not about predictions or panic. It’s about understanding how the modern US economy creates stability on paper while making it more expensive to maintain in real life.

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How has the rising cost of stability affected your work, housing, or financial decisions? Share your experience in the comments, and if this perspective resonates, send this video to someone who’s feeling the same pressure but hasn’t found the words for it yet.