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That Weird Media, Pt. 2

I've also heard rumors that the economy is getting better. I've heard that very soon the media will be reporting:

1. How good the employment situation is.

2. How well the stock market is doing.

3. How much wages are rising.

4. How low inflation is.

So, if the media reports these things now, but didn't before, say, November 7, then it must mean that the economy is now good but wasn't before.

Correct?

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