So we have a study from the National Bureau of Economic Research that set out to answer

some questions about like how did it go?

Where did this money go basically?

And they asked sort of a three-part question, did it go to workers?

Did it go to pay the bills of these businesses, meaning like did it go to service providers,

utilities, landlords, or did owners and shareholders get this money?

And were they have been able to meet most of their obligations without the PPP?

This is Sarah Stewart Holland and this is Beth Silverce.

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We're going to take a look back at the PayTech Protection Program and outside of politics,

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