Season 2 Episode 2 Notes
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Notes
- Checks of 600 versus 1200 last time
- Families will get $600 per child
- Unemployment at $300 per week versus 600 last time
- Extension runs through March 14 (previous $600 boost expired on July 31)
- 4 million have been unemployed for more than six months
- 6 million are on unemployment aid
- Repurposes $429 billion in unused funding from CARES act
- PPP round two
- Revenue must have decreased by 25% in one quarter this year compared to last year
- Cannot get PPP if you’re public
- Have to have been in operation prior to Feb 15 2020
- 300 or fewer employees (compared to 500 or fewer)
- Food and beverage gets 3.5x instead of 2.5x
- $15 billion for the entertainment industry, specifically independent music venues and theaters
- The largest public rescue of the arts industry ever
- The bill includes $20 billion for the purchase of coronavirus vaccines “that will make the vaccine available at no charge for anyone who needs it,” according to a summary circulated by Scalise’s office.
- Colleges and schools to receive $82 billion
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