The Price of a Shutdown: How Political Fights Hurt Families, Workers, and the Nation
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The Price of a Shutdown: How Political Fights Hurt Families, Workers, and the Nation

by Willard E. Cooper

Politics Economics
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Willard E. Cooper examines the costs of political shutdowns and the conflicts behind them. Focusing on families, workers, and the nation, this timely book considers how political disputes can create disruptions that extend beyond government and affect everyday life and national well-being.

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The Price of a Shutdown examines the consequences of political shutdowns and the conflicts that produce them.

Focusing on families and workers, the book considers how disruptions can affect everyday life and economic security.

It also looks at the broader impact on the nation, connecting political choices with wider social and economic costs.

Written by Willard E. Cooper, this book offers a focused discussion of the price communities and the country may pay when political disagreements lead to shutdowns.

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