The US government is going to give out money again? It coincides with the year-end peak season

The United States has experienced another major outbreak in the past two days. Some state governments have begun to suspend some of their restart plans and postpone the opening of some unnecessary industries. Now the number of unemployed people in the United States has reached a historical high, second only to the Great Depression. The US government's epidemic subsidies are now an important source of shopping funds for the American people.

Recently, the U.S. Congress passed an executive order to give money to stimulate the economy. Under the new "wage subsidy program", eligible American citizens will receive $300 per week. This is the first aid payment issued after the federal government terminated unemployment benefits at the end of July.

This subsidy from the federal government plus the basic subsidy for unemployed workers issued by the state government can bring the subsidy received by unemployed workers to more than $600 per week.

The federal government is currently preparing further subsidy plans. The $300 subsidy is temporary and may only last about 3-4 weeks.

Because the statistics, registration and execution times of each state are inconsistent, it will take an average of about four weeks for each state to start distributing this money, which means that the subsidy distribution time will basically coincide with Prime Day in early October.

The last time the US distributed money, it was a very gratifying event. A large number of sellers woke up in the morning and found that their orders had increased inexplicably. If the current distribution of money can continue the same situation as last time, coupled with the fact that it is Prime Day, the sellers' order volume will definitely increase significantly.

Moreover, when the money was distributed last time, Americans were still quarantined at home, so relatively speaking, the categories of consumption were relatively small, and most of the orders were for indoor products such as home furnishings and toys. Now that the US economy has largely restarted, the demand for various products is surging.

According to foreign media data, although the number of infections in the United States continues to grow and the epidemic is experiencing a second outbreak, retail sales, especially online retail sales, have been growing and sales have far exceeded expectations.