The unemployment rate since June has fallen a few tenths more than the already low number it started with.
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The unemployment rate since June has fallen a few tenths more than the already low number it started with. Payrolls have added millions in those seven months. So how could the CPI have gone from nightmare inflationary to outright disinflationary at the same time?
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