You think you earned your raise and you think inflation is unfair: New economic paper sums up Biden’s dilemma

“When workers get pay increases, they think it’s their own work; when they see inflation, they think that’s bad policy,” Dean Baker told Fortune. “As an economist, it’s annoying.” Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2024/04/09/why-economy-negative-sentiment-inflation-joe-biden/

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Trump loses bid to delay hush money trial while he fights gag order

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