The true cost of daylight-saving time is a $672 million hit to the U.S. economy

The MarketWatch article highlights a significant economic drain from daylight saving time (DST), estimating a cost of $672 million annually for the U.S. This cost primarily stems from productivity losses due to disrupted sleep cycles, leading to increased health issues and workplace errors. Investors should consider the potential for policy changes if economic arguments against DST gain traction, impacting sectors tied to workforce productivity and healthcare.