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Mike Konczal points to a reassessment of economic policies enacted in 2020, suggesting that the expanded U.S. unemployment insurance likely fueled the sharp rise in wages and productivity.
Referencing a joint perspective with Arindrajit Dube, Konczal highlights the greater impact of unemployment support compared to payroll aid on the U.S.-specific economic upturn.
Konczal has previously pointed to a troubling inflation report, emphasizing that concerns extend beyond shelter to other areas contributing to price pressures. The recent assessment of unemployment support builds on his earlier focus on economic data. His analysis offers a consistent view of how policy and inflation trends interact in the U.S. economy.