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James Pethokoukis estimates that lowering the poverty rate in the U.S. to 1 percent, down from a baseline of 13 percent, would require $211 billion in nominal costs per year.
He adds that if this approach is extrapolated globally, the estimated expenditure to nearly eliminate extreme poverty worldwide would amount to approximately 0.28 percent of global GDP.
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Pethokoukis has addressed other economic topics in recent analyses. He recently noted falling U.S. housing sales and prices as mortgage rates neared 7 percent. Earlier, he questioned forecasts about the AI sector's potential to generate trillions in revenue by 2030.