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Labor shortages may drive up wages for remaining workers, Diane Swonk notes

Labor shortages may drive up wages for remaining workers, Diane Swonk notes
Labor shortages intensified by data center growth

Labor shortages are emerging in certain sectors and are having significant effects, according to Diane Swonk. She adds that the expansion of data centers is aggravating the situation by creating physical constraints and increasing competition for a limited pool of workers, potentially leading to higher wages.

Swonk has recently commented on generational trends, pointing to a Principal Financial Group poll showing that 53% of baby boomers feel able to manage debt. She has also noted policy expectations, reporting the Federal Reserve is expected to skip a rate hike in October. These updates provide further context to her observations on current labor shortages.

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