When the Federal Reserve’s efforts to slow America’s economy don’t appear to be working, people like to say it is pushing against a string. But with the pandemic’s grip on the country continuing to loosen, right now the central bank is pushing against something much harder.
Three years after the Covid crisis struck, it might feel as though things are finally getting back to normal. But that isn’t really the case. Sure, people have re-engaged in all sorts of activities that they gave up during the height of the pandemic. They still have a lot of ground to make up just the same.
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