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The Hamptons’ Essential Luxury Good: Human Labor Original

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By Binyamin Appelbaum Verified, Kelly Nano-Miranda
| The New York Times Verified
You have been granted access, use your keyboard to continue reading. The wealthiest residents of the Hamptons aren’t in the Hamptons in early May. For the most part, they’re in New York City. But there are still traffic jams at rush hour and people in the houses, preparing for the people who own the houses. Image The southeastern end of Long Island has two populations: The residents, who are rarely in residence, and the workers, who are usually there but never feel at home.
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The Hamptons' Essential Luxury Good: Human Labor

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By Binyamin Appelbaum Verified
| Breaking One
(Editorial Observer) The wealthiest residents of the Hamptons aren't in the Hamptons in early May. For the most part, they're in New York City. But there are still traffic jams at rush hour and people in the houses, preparing for the people who own the houses. The southeastern end of Long Island has two populations: The residents, who are rarely in residence, and the workers, who are usually there but never feel at home.
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Making Sense of Economic Cross Currents

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By Binyamin Appelbaum Verified, Larry Edelman Verified, Scott Horsley Verified
| EconoFact Verified
Oil prices have eased since the U.S.–Iran ceasefire, but remain above pre-war levels. At 4.2%, inflation is at its highest level since 2023. The federal debt has now grown larger than national income, while Social Security’s trustees warn of insolvency within seven years. At the same time, the S&P has risen 17% since March.
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