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There’s an increasing belief that economic growth is being choked out of the system and inflation is already over. Be skeptical.
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Federal agricultural programs give farmers strong reasons to keep fields idle. In normal times, that can make sense. But nothing’s normal now.
Allison Schrager
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Increasing the number of temporary visas for jobholders is a sensible immigration policy that would help combat both labor shortages and rising prices.
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