Chapter
The Relationship Between the Job Market and Inflation
06:45 - 12:23 (05:37)
With a strong job market, it will be difficult for inflation to return to a normal 2 percent level. A hot labor market can keep inflation elevated.
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Despite the housing market pulling back, the manufacturing industry has seen job growth in high-skilled positions, defying expectations of a downturn.
06:45 - 08:11 (01:25)
Summary
Despite the housing market pulling back, the manufacturing industry has seen job growth in high-skilled positions, defying expectations of a downturn. This trend is highlighted by specific government data.
ChapterThe Relationship Between the Job Market and Inflation
EpisodeHow Layoff News Is Hiding a Hot Job Market
PodcastThe Daily
Despite the surprising increase in job openings in certain sectors, like publishing industries and telecommunications, a hot labor market can lead to inflation, which has been a problem in the United States lately.
08:11 - 09:25 (01:14)
Summary
Despite the surprising increase in job openings in certain sectors, like publishing industries and telecommunications, a hot labor market can lead to inflation, which has been a problem in the United States lately.
ChapterThe Relationship Between the Job Market and Inflation
EpisodeHow Layoff News Is Hiding a Hot Job Market
PodcastThe Daily
A strong job market leads to higher spending and makes it hard for inflation to come back down to the normal 2 percent level.
09:25 - 11:41 (02:16)
Summary
A strong job market leads to higher spending and makes it hard for inflation to come back down to the normal 2 percent level.
ChapterThe Relationship Between the Job Market and Inflation
EpisodeHow Layoff News Is Hiding a Hot Job Market
PodcastThe Daily
Retailers report nearly 200 million shoppers and a record-breaking $9 billion spent online during the Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday period, with the consumer showing resilience in spending despite the pandemic.
11:41 - 12:23 (00:41)
Summary
Retailers report nearly 200 million shoppers and a record-breaking $9 billion spent online during the Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday period, with the consumer showing resilience in spending despite the pandemic.