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May 13, 2025

High-frequency smoke signals

The economy’s smoke signals are sending a confusing message about its health. Growth slowed by 0.3 percent in the first three months of 2025. Yet in April, the economy produced a robust 177,000 jobs. Unemployment is steady, but in the first quarter, labor productivity contracted for the first time in three years. The pace of inflation, though slower than it was, is stickier than economists would like.
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May 19, 2020

What the Past Won’t Tell Us About the Pandemic “Recession”

by ADP Research

Early on, it has become clear that the magnitude and speed of job loss are greater than any recession we’ve experienced in modern U.S. history. The million-dollar question on most people's minds is how much of this job loss will come back?
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