Sixth day of U.S. government shutdown: How it impacts Arizona

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On October 1st, the U.S. government began a partial shutdown after Republicans and Democrats could not come to an agreement about extending the federal budget at current levels.

The impact of the shutdown could be felt in Arizona, from insurance and medical bills to tourism, like the Grand Canyon. As we enter the sixth day, key economic data was not released, including jobs numbers. Now, some experts warn the economy may be slipping toward a recession.

Jim Rounds, CEO of Rounds Consulting Group joined “Arizona Horizon” to discuss more on the looming shut down and how Arizona might see some impacts in the economic landscape of the state.

Jim Rounds, CEO, Rounds Consulting Group

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