Right off the bat they keep pushing back the student loan payments because they know that most people can't even pay them so it might just end up pushing a bailout for the banks again.
Construction is completely disorganized right now, between supply chain issues and a general unwillingness to staff all industries. Most places we're working with this year, including my company have “plenty of work” without the means to actually complete them. This is how the economy is “doing well” (since it's based off speculation) but most people are in a shitty economic spot, because everyone is just eating the larger profit margin companies got during the start of covid. We're doing this either by working in understaffed jobs or not receiving raises that can match the insanely inflated prices of rent and food. Shit is going to get really bad by the end of the year as the staffing issues turn into liquidated damages, which will likely result in a bailout as well. After construction goes down it'll hit real estate and then we'll basically be back in 2008 but with the banks getting a double bailout.
But I'm not an economist, just what I'm seeing from my industry. These games of chicken the owning class are playing are going to have consequences very soon.
Edit Also: just in case anyone cheers for this, this is going to hit the lower classes really hard, like a lot of us could just end up on the street at the end of this. You're not just going to be freed from the jaws of debt and capitalist feudalism because your tax dollars paid for the ruling class's gambling addiction.