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Powell Is Wrong More Stimulus Won t Create Employment – Investment Watch

Correcting this misclassification and counting those who have left the labor force since last February as unemployed  would boost the unemployment rate to close to 10 percent in January .” “It will require a society-wide commitment, with contributions from across government and the private sector.” I agree with his first point. If you account for those no longer counted as part of the labor force, the real unemployment rate  (more commonly known as the U-6 rate) is near 10%. However, where  I disagree, as we exposed in part one of this discussion, monetary and fiscal supports when they are non-productive, do not create the confidence required for economic growth.

Why Stimulus Doesn t Lead To Organic Growth

Why Stimulus Doesn t Lead To Organic Growth
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Gov Abbott Wants To Protect Businesses From Pandemic-Related Lawsuits

Eric Gay / Associated Press Originally published on February 11, 2021 9:31 am Governor Abbott designated civil liabilities protections as one of five emergency items for lawmakers to prioritize within the first 60 days of the new Legislative Session. These protections would prevent businesses from being sued in COVID-19-related lawsuits. According to a lawsuit tracker by Hunton Andrews Kurth law firm, there have been 621 COVID-19 related complaints filed in Texas since March 2020. “Texas businesses that have operated in good faith shouldn’t have their livelihoods destroyed by frivolous lawsuits,” Abbott said at the address. Some advocacy groups in Texas support Abbott. George Christian of the Texas Civil Justice League says his organization is grateful the governor wants to protect businesses from pandemic-related lawsuits as long as they are complying with CDC guidelines.

Sununu promises tax cuts for everyone, but BPT reduction isn t in his budget plan

Sununu promises tax cuts for everyone, but BPT reduction isn t in his budget plan
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RI Senate approves gradual increase to $15 minimum wage

RI Senate approves gradual increase to $15 minimum wage Patrick Anderson and Katherine Gregg, The Providence Journal © The Providence Journal, file / Sandor Bodo With an unprecedented volume of mail-in voting expected, the winners of some close General Assembly races likely won t be known until long after election night. The state Senate on Wednesday moved Rhode Island closer to a $15-an-hour minimum wage.  In the end, after extending the timeline, the senators voted 30 to 6 to raise the state s minimum wage from $11.50 an hour in stages from $12.25 on Jan.1, 2022, to $13 on Jan.1, 2023, to $14 a year on Jan. 1, 2024, and $15 on Jan. 1, 2025. Raising the state minimum wage to $15 an hour has been a long-term goal of progressive advocates and labor unions, but small business groups have attacked it as a job killer.

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