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Arin Dube highlights a significant gain of 172,000 jobs in the U.S. labor market, well above expectations.
Dube points out that the strong employment growth continues to confound those expecting weaker economic performance.
Dube has raised other labor market issues in earlier commentary. He previously flagged that labor share continued to decline after 2000, even after adjusting for depreciation, in a report on measurement concerns. Dube also pointed to the relevance of the Swedish Rehn-Meidner model as a key economic idea.