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Our Appearances
Our Appearances
Our organization was mentioned in Atlantic by Derek Thompson. This week, the think tank Employ America published a manifesto for “increasing energy commodity production.”
Our Alex Williams was mentioned in New York Magazine by Eric Levitz. As Alex Williams of Employ America notes, this deceleration in rental prices began before the Federal Reserve’s rate hikes should have had any discernible impact on the rental market.
Our Alex Williams was mentioned in The American Prospect by Ryan Cooper. This piece cites EA Senior Economist Alex Williams's analysis on why market rents are falling.
Our Arnab Datta was mentioned in Axios Macro by Neil Irwin and Courtenay Brown. "Slowing healthcare services inflation today will reduce the cost of medical care, but will also forestall the Fed from pursuing aggressive interest rate policies that risk a recession." Datta argues separately.
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in Quartz by Nate DiCamillo. “In one sense this is the lowest-stakes CPI print we’ve had in a while,” said Skanda Amarnath, executive director at Employ America, a labor advocacy organization. “The Fed has pretty much locked in 50 basis points.”
Our organization was mentioned in Politico by Eli Okun.
Our Preston Mui was mentioned in The Hill by Sylvan Lane. “The labor market looks a lot like it’s normalizing from the pandemic and reopening shocks, and not necessarily in a way that leads to recession,” said Preston Mui, economist at research non-profit Employ America, in a Friday analysis.
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in Politico by Victoria Guida. Skanda Amarnath, executive director of worker advocacy group Employ America, said the Fed could also slow economic activity without aiming to push up unemployment. He said the purpose of aggressive government spending in the wake of the pandemic was to
Our Skanda Amarnath was mentioned in Quartz by Nate DiCamillo and Ananya Bhattacharya. “This time we see one print with encouraging signs of deceleration,” said Skanda Amarnath, executive director at Employ America, a labor advocacy and research group. “I think the Fed would want to see three weak prints to