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Original post: Breakeven job growth (level that keeps UR & LFPR stable) is ~77K. Faster growth lowers UR or raises cyclical LFPR. pic.twitter.com/zHJEaeGDNF
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Real GDP grew 2.1% in Q3, revised up 0.6%. Boosted by consumer spending and business & residential investment. pic.twitter.com/T0xuPrTXOg
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Per-enrollee spending for non-drug serv. grew slowly in '14 but new, costly therapies sharply raised drug spending pic.twitter.com/sf4VaTDhKr
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Unemployment rate has fallen much faster than economists expected, reaching 5.0% considerably earlier than projected pic.twitter.com/c7vla8K5Z3
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Employment recovery is especially strong in this expansion, but demographic factors smaller than in past expansions pic.twitter.com/1FJmo7cWDm
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original text: SNAP’s long-term benefits for children include improving health, educational attainment & economic outcomes pic.twitter.com/idOQYza4I1
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original text: SNAP effectively decreases food insecurity, but nearly 1 in 7 American households are still food insecure. pic.twitter.com/unHxLTgSiV
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Our businesses have now added 14.1 million jobs over 70 straight months, extending the longest streak on record pic.twitter.com/w6WzWk23ac
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Avg annual unemployment rate fell 0.9 pp from 2014 to 2015. U-6 (broadest measure) falling faster than headline rate pic.twitter.com/cknNF5MVUh
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: (3/3) POTUS labor market agenda targets LFPR & other long-term challenges of raising fluidity & reducing inequality pic.twitter.com/Y2tWof1E3o
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Real GDP up 0.7% in Q4. Global growth & falling oil continue to weigh on growth. pic.twitter.com/KCjMiF2WPd
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Current correlation b/t jobs & GDP is lower than expansions from 1960s–2001. Most economists give jobs more weight pic.twitter.com/BzBIpoRpl3
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: US has strong domestic momentum but faces headwinds from weak global growth & long-term issues like inequality. pic.twitter.com/xbpYoPJUA3
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: US businesses have added 14.3 million jobs over six straight years, extending the longest streak on record pic.twitter.com/UxkfLlvbxy
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Unemployed workers w. home internet are 4 percentage pts more likely to be employed 1 month later than those without pic.twitter.com/FkDfXFj39g
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Domestic consumption & investment (PDFP) continued strong growth in 2015 but partly offset by drag from exports pic.twitter.com/xME436mYz2
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Aggregate weekly earnings growth has accelerated over past 2 yrs. Rising real wages account for nearly all of pickup pic.twitter.com/ryKHf60qgN
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Market concentration has risen in most industries in recent decades. Important to develop innovative ways to address pic.twitter.com/uAihJTvhWB
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: Strong growth in residential investment, with continued room for growth in coming quarters: 1.usa.gov/1rBXLp4 pic.twitter.com/2ulzNjqXJF
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts
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Original post: PDFP (consumption & fixed invest.) up 1.2% in Q1, reflecting moderate 1.9% consumption growth. pic.twitter.com/GYCKWY1Abj
Collection: Electronic Records of the Office of the President (Obama Administration), Jason Furman's Twitter Posts