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Preston Mui

Senior Economist preston@employamerica.org

About

Preston is a Senior Economist specializing in macroeconomics and labor economics. In his role at Employ America he reports extensively on the Federal Reserve and analyzes labor market and macroeconomic data to guide our Federal Reserve advocacy and identify key macroeconomic dynamics. Preston also collaborates closely with our policy team to develop legislative proposals and analyse the macroeconomic impact of policy changes, and has a growing body of work exploring the relationship between full employment and productivity.

Preston holds a PhD in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley. His academic work has been published in The Review of Economic Statistics and The Review of Economic Studies. He’s a trusted voice in economic policy media, and has been featured or cited in the New York Times, Washington Post, Marketplace, Barron’s, Axios, Reuters, AP News, and more.

Preston is based in Seattle, Washington, and enjoys birdwatching and racing criteriums.

Preston Mui's Work

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Preston Mui

This iteration of the monitor also contains our updated view of where each member's dots are.

The Fed will hold, but will still probably not want to talk too much about 2024.

What steps should the Fed take to preserve the hard-earned recovery in the labor market? We present a path for the Fed in 2024.

After a somewhat worrying October report, November’s labor market data shows lower recession risk.

Waller effectively put the nail in the coffin of further rate hikes with his comments this week.

A quiet Thanksgiving week.

In this piece, we’ll take a look at how the Fed’s thinking on the labor market has changed as the data validated or disproved various hypotheses in 2023.

An extremely busy week of Fedspeak, with nearly every Fed official speaking.

Just a handful of Fedspeak after the FOMC press conference, in which Powell tried to say as little as possible. More interesting were comments from Bostic...

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