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Paul Grabowski's avatar

What are the recommended tactics to empower and support the labor market and the rate of business formation?? What policy and political Actions will stop them from a slip back and keep advancing productivity and supply-driven growth?

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David Roberts's avatar

Curious to hear your view on the last BLS employment revision of 12 months ended 3/24. It was very large. And I've read reports that the one for 12 months ended 6/24 will be larger––by people who have added up the county by county data. Are things much more fragile than we think?

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Optimistic By Choice's avatar

Man this comment section reads like LinkedIn 😅

I’m sure you’ve written on this elsewhere, but I was surprised that no mention of the distribution of those gains was mentioned. Growth alone isn’t enough 😃 we have to ask growth *where* and for whom

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David Sullivan's avatar

Hope you're doing well Claudia.

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Greg Ricks's avatar

Love this piece. It is important to talk about productivity but it doesn’t come up enough.

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Michael Bostic's avatar

Good article. This week will be key which features JOLTS, ADP and the Nov jobs report not to mention the fed decision during the middle of the month. For the record, the Atlanta fed survey has the US GDP 4Q at 3.2% so that's also welcomed news as well.

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Kendrick Keeton's avatar

Capitalism is destructive and spreads misery like a virus.

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Nikki Finlay's avatar

This is an uplifting post. Thank you!

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Diane Monaco's avatar

Excellent, insightful, and comprehensive!!!

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Nominal News's avatar

Excellent post! I think the income support afforded to people appears to be bearing fruit in terms of finding better job matches, creating new businesses etc. I wonder if this will influence the discussion around what drives people to create/work harder.

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