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Share Hardship rates fell sharply in late March, according to Census Bureau data released this week. But millions of people are still without their pre-pandemic income sources and are borrowing to get by. So while the latest figures are a welcome improvement, they show that many Americans will need more help to enable them to climb out of debt and to return the nation to pre-pandemic levels of hardship let alone to reach a more equitable recovery that reduces hardship further. The share of adults whose household didn’t have enough to eat sometimes or often in the last seven days dropped to 8.8 percent in Household Pulse Survey data collected in late March (March 17-29), down from 10.7 percent in the previous Pulse survey (March 3-15). The share of adults whose household had difficulty covering usual expenses fell from 33.8 percent to 28.9 percent. These improvements followed enactment of the American Rescue Plan which provided more than $310 billion in Economic Impact Payment

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