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2023 s economy didn t play by the usual rules – Lowell Sun

Strikes, federal government funding fights, skyrocketing mortgage rates it's been a wild ride, but the economy has shown surprising strength.

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2023 s economy didn t play by the usual rules – The Virginian-Pilot

Strikes, federal government funding fights, skyrocketing mortgage rates it's been a wild ride, but the economy has shown surprising strength.

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2023 s economy didn t play by the usual rules – The Oakland Press

Strikes, federal government funding fights, skyrocketing mortgage rates it's been a wild ride, but the economy has shown surprising strength.

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2023 s Economy Didn t Play by the Usual Rules | National

The U.S. economy was nothing if not weird throughout 2023, but step back and the overall picture is stronger than you might suspect. From one viewpoint, consumers are still struggling

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2023 s Economy Didn t Play by the Usual Rules | Business

The U.S. economy was nothing if not weird throughout 2023, but step back and the overall picture is stronger than you might suspect. From one viewpoint, consumers are still struggling

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