[inaudible conversation] good evening everybody. Please find your seats. Thanks for joining us from this incredibly beautiful warm evening. My name is mark, executive editor at the creston these are our offices. We are happy to be tonight, this is above all a celebration of Louis Uchitelle and his new book making it why manufacturing still matters. Ive had the pleasure of working with lou over a number of years as his editor and striking up a great collaboration so i like to congratulate you on the publication, its been an exceptional response early on in this party is meant to anchor the launch of making it why manufacturing still matters. [applause] i want to thank you, im not sure this book would have happened. Youre a good editor. Thank you. So lou as many of you know has a distinguished pedigree and career in writing about america and writing about economics. For 25 years he reported on labor and economics for the New York Times. Before that he was a Foreign Correspondent for the
Good evening, everybody. Thank you for joining us on this illinois credibly beautiful, warm evening. My name is marc favreau. These are our offices. This is above all a celebration of Louis Uchitelle on his wonderful new book making it i have had the pleasure of work with lou as a writer and striking up a great collaboration so id like to congratulate you on the publication. An exceptional response early on and this part is meant to anchor the launch. [applause] i want to thank you. Im not sure this other book have happened without you. Oh, no. Youre a good editor. So, lou, as many of you now, as a distinguished ped degree and career in writing about economics. For 25 years he reported on labor and economics nor New York Times, before that he was a Foreign Correspondent for the associated press. His last book the disposable american layoffs and consequences a look into the longterm aftereffects of the destroyization, and here is something that is i think we have to say it was very much
Good evening, everybody. Thank you for joining us on this illinois credibly beautiful, warm evening. My name is marc favreau. These are our offices. This is above all a celebration of Louis Uchitelle on his wonderful new book making it i have had the pleasure of work with lou as a writer and striking up a great collaboration so id like to congratulate you on the publication. An exceptional response early on and this part is meant to anchor the launch. [applause] i want to thank you. Im not sure this other book have happened without you. Oh, no. Youre a good editor. So, lou, as many of you now, as a distinguished ped degree and career in writing about economics. For 25 years he reported on labor and economics nor New York Times, before that he was a Foreign Correspondent for the associated press. His last book the disposable american layoffs and consequences a look into the longterm aftereffects of the destroyization, and here is something that is i think we have to say it was very much
Good evening, everybody. Thank you for joining us on this illinois credibly beautiful, warm evening. My name is marc favreau. These are our offices. This is above all a celebration of Louis Uchitelle on his wonderful new book making it i have had the pleasure of work with lou as a writer and striking up a great collaboration so id like to congratulate you on the publication. An exceptional response early on and this part is meant to anchor the launch. [applause] i want to thank you. Im not sure this other book have happened without you. Oh, no. Youre a good editor. So, lou, as many of you now, as a distinguished ped degree and career in writing about economics. For 25 years he reported on labor and economics nor New York Times, before that he was a Foreign Correspondent for the associated press. His last book the disposable american layoffs and consequences a look into the longterm aftereffects of the destroyization, and here is something that is i think we have to say it was very much
“We have a strong economy,” Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, told Scott Pelley of 60 Minutes on Sunday’s broadcast. “Growth is going on at a solid pace. The labor market is strong: 3.7 percent unemployment. And inflation is coming down.” The interview was taped three days before it aired, depriving Powell of the opportunity to add that the economy created 353,000 new jobs in January. Powell might also have mentioned that Gross Domestic Product rose 3.3 percent in the last quarter