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From the President
FRBSF Economic Letter (August 31, 2020)
Despite the spike in unemployment since March, overall wage growth sped up. This illusion of wage growth mainly reflects job losses among low-wage workers. In the wake of COVID-19, labor market assessments will need to rely on a range of measures to paint a complete picture of the losses and the recovery.
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From the Board of Governors
Economic Letter
People receiving unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 recession were entitled to an extra $600 per week through July. The large increase raised a concern that recipients would delay returning to work. However, analysis suggests longer-term work income outweighs temporary aid. Recent data confirm that the supplement had little or no adverse effect on job search.
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Through this initiative, the San Francisco Fed is taking a deep dive into the challenges facing the child care market as well as the investments and partnerships needed to support child care providers.
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