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Pelosi: Great progress, Labor Dept: jobless claims highest since October. What is causing inflation?

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Pelosi: Great progress, Labor Dept: jobless claims highest since October. What is causing inflation?

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Pelosi: Great progress, jobs; Labor Dept: jobless claims highest since October; Rep Johnson: What is causing inflation, corporate greed or policy? On 1/20/2020, the Labor Department reported jobless claims rose for the third straight week — by 55,000 to 286,000, highest since mid-October. “Great progress this year” said Pelosi in her weekly briefing. The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose to the highest level in three months. Last year, employers added 6.4 million jobs, but that still was not enough to make up for the unprecedented 9.4 million jobs lost in 2020.

What is causing inflation? corporate greed or policy? Congressman

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Pelosi: Great progress, jobs; Labor Dept: jobless claims highest since October; Rep Johnson: What is causing inflation, corporate greed or policy

  • On 1/20/2020, the Labor Department reported jobless claims rose for the third straight week — by 55,000 to 286,000, highest since mid-October
  • “Great progress this year” said Pelosi in her weekly briefing
  • The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose to the highest level in three months
  • 4 million jobs, but that still was not enough to make up for the unprecedented 9

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