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The economic data lost in a government shutdown
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1:16Now PlayingOn this episode of the Big Take podcast, Molly Smith and Gregory Korte join David Gura to talk about what the US government shutdown means for economic data — and the policymakers, investors and institutions who rely on it.
The US government shutdown will have serious implications for the collection and distribution of federal economic data used to gauge the health of the US economy — including the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ monthly jobs reports and Consumer Price Index.
On today’s Big Take podcast, Bloomberg White House reporter Gregory Korte and economics editor Molly Smith join host David Gura to talk about what the government shutdown means for economic data and how it could impact policymakers, investors and everyday Americans.
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The Economic Data Lost in a Government Shutdown
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