James E. Thorne is challenging a core U.S. macro assumption: that a strong labor market can shield real wages from the usual damage of an oil-price shock. The critique puts the oil-inflation-jobs narrative, and policy assumptions built on it, under scrutiny.
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James E. Thorne is challenging a core U.S. macro assumption: that a strong labor market can shield real wages from the usual damage of an oil-price shock. The critique puts the oil-inflation-jobs narrative, and policy assumptions built on it, under scrutiny.
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$APP market result
I Sold the $APP $310 Puts for Friday for $3 - been selling Puts on $APP every week with that hard floor of $300 and the high premium
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