Their research (available at policyuncertainty.com) shows that, on average, U.S. economic policy uncertainty has been 50% higher in the past two years than it has been since 1985.
While the average consumer does indeed have myriad questions about this topic, uncertainty is heightened among those using No Pre-Set Spending Limit (NPSL) credit cards.
This has created a global system that is deeply distorted, where those holding financial assets like stocks and bonds have been rewarded, but where the average American, for example, lives in a world of labor uncertainty and recession-level unemployment rates.