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The puzzle of continuing U.S. job gains in 2014-2015 with tepid wage growth, low productivity, and low economic growth
03/06/2015
Weak business investment, low productivity, slack in the labor market, and more low paying jobs are some of the reasons explaining the puzzle of job gains in 2014-2015 with small wage gains.
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