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Topic: Martin Regalia

Does uncertainty cost the economy jobs? Fed researchers call it a big problem.
Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco say uncertainty over future taxes and other policies has raised unemployment by one to two percentage points. That's lots of jobs.
US gains 103,000 jobs: Is risk of a new recession fading?
Weak jobs report ramps up pressure on debt talks
As Obama hails auto bailout, rise in unemployment rate dampens message

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