Inflation and the Job Market are Sending Conflicting Signals

Inflation and the Job Market are Sending Conflicting Signals

While income growth and inflation remain stubbornly faster than pre-pandemic, measures of joblessness and employment may be deteriorating.
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from: The Overshoot

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Federal funds rate, Federal Reserve System, Inflation, Labor, Labour economics, Pandemic
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