Let's boil down what these many governors are doing when they cut off unemployment benefits. They are agreeing to an argument that government must put in place policies to ensure that companies can hire as many workers as the companies want at the wages companies want to pay. 1/2

See what happens when employers have a hard time finding workers.....? They can afford to pay you.

The IRS announced it will start sending parents monthly checks on July 15, Tara Golshan reports m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_60…

Huge: Biden admin says it would start issuing the monthly child allowance to parents on July 15th $250 per child aged 6 to 17 $300 per young child 5 and under 39M families poised to receive $$ with no sign-up required businessinsider.com/biden-child-ta…

Definitely this⬇️

This is a big deal. The IRS has said it was gonna be tough to get this started in July. Almost ALL parents are getting this money!

Nearly every state cutting unemployment benefits has significantly fewer jobs than before the pandemic. This is especially true in the live entertainment industry where venues and workers are just beginning to get back on their feet. epi.org/blog/there-is-…

If our key workers in live entertainment take the first jobs forced on them, then when musicians want to tour in the fall, they will run into labor shortages. This will stall our recovery if all the service sector is logjammed by myopic policy.

Is a CEO Worth 1,000 Times the Median Worker? - Bloomberg bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

A whole bunch of industries — restaurants, hotels, gyms and horse shows, to name just a few — are lobbying Congress for tens of billions of dollars in new pandemic aid politico.com/news/2021/06/1…

Millions in US still unemployed. Millions more left the workforce. Now US Chamber of Commerce wants more immigrants to end a "labor shortage" not by offering higher wages, but by hiring poor low-wage immigrants. Capitalism: divide and exploit. nbcnews.to/2U2XS0e

Millions of Americans Are Unemployed Despite Record Job Openings - WSJ wsj.com/articles/milli…

Apparently starving unemployed workers and their families doesn’t create job growth.

We’re shocked, shocked…

“Massive support from the Federal Reserve has sent U.S. stocks and bonds soaring and enriched investors ever since markets almost collapsed at the onset of the pandemic. Now, the party may be ending.” Via ⁦Victoria Guida⁩ politico.com/news/2021/10/0…

Blackstone’s BREIT Limits Withdrawals for a Seventh Month Bloomberg Markets Investors asked to redeem $4.4 billion in May from the $69 billion Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, compared with $4.5 billion in April. BREIT allowed $1.3 billion to be withdrawn, or about 30% of the amount