According to CoinMeta, on economic issues, the newly elected Democrats face a daunting list of tasks to be completed. Voters have made it clear that they are struggling financially, so the party needs to address entrenched problems in health insurance, housing, public utilities, and the markets for elderly and child care. To achieve this, Congress must straighten out its fiscal balance sheet and reform the tax code. Unfortunately, there is no "improve the economy" button that can produce quick results. The government should promptly conduct another survey on job hunting to provide more background information and to show people the issues that workers have long complained about being absent from unemployment data: the number of jobs applied for, cases of ignored or unanswered applications; the mental health of job seekers; and for those who have recently been employed, whether their jobs meet their salary expectations, preferences, or educational level. Overall, these policies—surveys, disclosure requirements, and slightly less weak labor laws—will not completely transform the labor market nor fully solve the income burdens of most workers. There is still more work to be done, such as establishing a stronger unemployment insurance system to deal with the unemployment issues brought about by artificial intelligence.