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The Federal Reserve's seesaw: when prices are suppressed, employment may be bounced away.
Powell stated bluntly: If the policy is too tight, the labor market will be impacted. This sounds like an academic warning, but in plain language, it means: workers may lose their jobs, businesses will hesitate to hire, and the social atmosphere is colder than the air conditioning in the conference room.
The labor market is the backbone of the economy. Excessive tightening leads to credit stress, businesses have no money to expand, and layoffs become the norm. At this point, the so-called "in
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Powell stated bluntly: If the policy is too tight, the labor market will be impacted. This sounds like an academic warning, but in plain language, it means: workers may lose their jobs, businesses will hesitate to hire, and the social atmosphere is colder than the air conditioning in the conference room.
The labor market is the backbone of the economy. Excessive tightening leads to credit stress, businesses have no money to expand, and layoffs become the norm. At this point, the so-called "in