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A study by Duke University estimated that reparations could inject up to $10 trillion (about $31,000 per person in the US) (about $31,000 per person in the US) (about $31,000 per person in the US) into the US economy over 10 years, boosting wages and creating jobs. This economic stimulus could benefit not only Black Americans, but also the entire country, providing a much-needed boost after years of economic inequality and racial injustice.

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Question: Second, reparations can provide significant economic benefits. A study by Duke University estimated that reparations could inject up to $10 trillion (about $31,000 per person in the US) (about $31,000 per person in the US) (about $31,000 per person in the US) into the US economy over 10 years, boosting wages and creating jobs. This economic stimulus could benefit not only Black Americans, but also the entire country, providing a much-needed boost after years of economic inequality and racial injustice. [review rule on using commas to connect independent clauses with a conjunction; is a comma needed]

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Yes, a comma is needed before the conjunction "boosting" to separate the two independent clauses in the sentence. The revised sentence would be: "A study by Duke University estimated that reparations could inject up to $10 trillion (about $31,000 per person in the US) into the US economy over 10 years, boosting wages and creating jobs."

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March 24, 2023, 12:51 p.m.

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Published: Friday, March 24, 2023

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