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When the Federal Reserve looks to cut rates, it looks at two pieces of economic data more than any: inflation rates and employment numbers That’s because the Fed’s dual mandate is to maintain...
When you hear the term “lost decade” you think of Japan, and the period of time after the country’s meteoric rise in the 1980s From about 1990 onward, the country fell into a recession Growth...
As the US economy continues its self-inflicted contraction, job numbers continue to paint a picture of a severely damaged economy Just about everywhere you turn, the numbers are going from bad to...
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