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economists flag now that the key pressure on the fence to continue raising interest rates and others to fight. one and if it does that is going to mark the tenth street pike. fox business corresponded is here to break it all down for now say. take alien. 70% of the market believes that though still be a quarter percent interest derek hite at the next meeting. this job report is exactly what the federal reserve wanted to see. you met her last sunday economy added back 200,000 jobs within december of 2020. you see the job trends over the past couple of months. the average hourly wages of 4.2% every year and that number is slowing. the cpi inflation at 6%. and that means that americans are still struggling to pay for things. i think a lot of policy mistakes have actually restrained what should have been a mighty expansion by noll and the economy. if you look at all of the forecast, the congressional budget office and the blue chip
particularly to the health and possibly lives of folks, not just in our schools but those of family members back home? yes. in addition to concerns about the impact on school children and their education and mental health, new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis wants to know if billions of tax dollars was spent wisely. shouldn t the government audit that money to find out where it went? yes. should the states be forced to repay that money if it s unspent still? yes. key lawmakers say students should never be forced to pay the price for policy mistakes. martha? martha: mike, thanks very much. mike emanuel. let s bring in dr. marty makary from johns hopkins school of medicine and a fox news contributor and somebody that guided us through this pandemic. he was right about a lot of things that are just coming to the surface.
and how that s going to affect the economy going forward and inflation. yeah i want to ask you, economist. i m sure you saw these remarks economist mohamed larry and he thinks a pause would be a mistake, and here s his reasoning for this, in part , he says, i think the fed is going to have to decide between two policy mistakes, hit the brakes too hard and risk a recession or tap the brakes and a stop, go pattern and risk having inflation well into 2023 . he fears the result of a pause now will be stagflation. what do you think of that risk? i think that s a lower risk than mohammed does. and i m a great friend of muhammad ali aaron and think very highly of him. but on this point, i disagree because i do think the tightening that s already in the pipeline is going to be enough to also make it no longer conflict between financial stability and inflation. that what we re talking about is already a tighter credit market that will stem inflation. i think what the feds concerned about is the