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Why is the economy still growing? Because most workers don’t fear for their jobs. - MarketWatch


How has the economy avoided recession despite high inflation and high interest rates? Most Americans, especially younger ones, aren’t worried about losing their jobs. Because most workers don ... Read More

Why some fear government data on the U.S. economy is losing integrity


U.S. policymakers are increasingly anxious about the integrity of certain government benchmarks, crucial data points that help the Fed assess the economy’s health and guide interest rate decisions. Read More

US economy needs help growing. Let's start with jobs - USA TODAY


From 1950 to 2010, America’s economy grew by an average of 3.4% per year. Since then, growth has averaged just 2.2% per year, and the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects that growth ... Read More

Why good news is bad news on Wall Street | CNN Business


Strong jobs reports, robust manufacturing data, still-hot consumer spending. Any time America reports its economy is strong, Wall Street has a freak-out. “The short answer is that as the economy ... Read More

CBS Poll analysis: If the economy is recovering, why don't people rate it better? - CBS News


It's been the top reason people give for their negativity about the economy — and prices, which are the chief complaint, and which haven't abated even as the inflation rate slowed because many ... Read More

Here's why Americans are so unhappy with the economy, in 3 charts


Inflation up more than expected in December 03:30. Americans remain gloomy about the U.S. economy, even as GDP continues to expand and unemployment is at a five-decade low. Read More

America’s economy explains a lot about why Trump got reelected | CNN Business - CNN International


That’s because economic sentiment doesn’t always match up nicely with data that shows the economy is adding jobs, consumer spending is growing and gross domestic product — the broadest ... Read More

Why Americans Are Still Unhappy with the Economy


Considered in light of the growing number of Americans who report being unable to find work, it also suggests that illegal immigrants may be taking needed jobs. It is the nature of statistics that no ... Read More

Jobs report shows strong employment growth but many still choosing gig economy | PBS News


The latest jobs report found job growth was higher than expected last month, with 253,000 new jobs spread throughout many sectors of the economy. The unemployment rate dipped to 3.4 percent ... Read More

Layoff Fear Is Sweeping the Economy. There’s Still Hope.


Of the employed U.S. workers not likely to pursue a new job this year, 54% cite stability in their current role as the underlying reason, while 53% report satisfaction with the job at hand. Read More

The economy added 528,000 new jobs. Why does it still feel off?


The U.S. economy added 528,000 jobs last month ... The economy just added 528,000 new jobs. Why does it still feel ... As Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell put it at his most recent news ... Read More

Why the jobs boom could worsen inflation and help trigger a recession - ABC News


The economy has set off emergency sirens this year over growing recession fears, sky-high inflation and a battered stock market. But one area has allayed worries: jobs. Read More


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