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Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in The Hill by Sylvan Lane and Riley Gutierrez McDermid. “Don’t be fooled by Powell’s words of optimism about bringing down inflation without damage to the labor market,” wrote Skanda Amarnath, executive director of research group Employ America, in a Wednesday analysis.
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in Quartz by Nate Dicamillo. “Even if the unemployment rate starts ticking up and recession risks snowball, the Fed’s current stance is that they will stay idle and only consider easing after it is too late. Not great,” he added.
Our Preston Mui was mentioned in AP News by Christopher Rugaber.
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in The American Prospect by Ryan Cooper. In this article, Ryan Cooper cites EA Senior Economist and Executive Director Skanda Amarnath's work outlining why the Fed is making a mistake focusing on cost-push inflationary measures.
Our organization was mentioned in Quartz by Nate Dicamillo. Powell said the Fed has tools for tackling that, but it’s unclear if the Fed could stop millions of workers from losing their jobs by just cutting rates. This is why labor advocacy organizations like Employ America have accused the
Our Alex Williams was mentioned in The Hill by Tobias Burns. “The unemployment rate has only increased by 1 percent within a year twelve times since World War II. Every time, we saw a recession [and] the unemployment rate continued to increase far beyond the initial 1 percent,” wrote senior
Our organization was mentioned in The New York Times by Paul Krugman. A piece by EA Senior Economist explaining what Core PCE Ex-Housing is cited by Nobel Prize Winning Economist Paul Krugman in this op-ed.
Our organization was mentioned in Financial Times by Alexandra Scaggs. The Fed’s in its “amateur audio engineer” arc (Employ America)
Our Preston Mui was mentioned in Financial Times by Ethan Wu. As Preston Mui of Employ America has argued, about two-thirds of labour force shrinkage has come from predictable demographic effects, though you can see some impact from early retirements in the older age bands below: