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'Imperative' that unemployment benefits continue - WH economist

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'Imperative' that unemployment benefits continue - WH economist

'Imperative' that unemployment benefits continue - WH economist

Top White House economist Heather Boushey on Friday said the latest jobs report underscored how important it is to keep paying enhanced unemployment benefits, and the need for a $1.9 trillion stimulus package being considered in Congress.


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'Imperative' that unemployment benefits continue - top WH economist [Video]

'Imperative' that unemployment benefits continue - top WH economist

Top White House economist Heather Boushey on Friday said the latest jobs report underscored how important it is to keep paying enhanced unemployment benefits, and the need for a $1.9 trillion stimulus..

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