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When you need 70,000 pounds of paper a month and the supply chain is in chaos

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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Anais Amin, Bennett Purser Verified
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Email address * Paper is one of many goods in short supply these days, and the shortage has been exacerbated by supply chain jams and a resurgence in demand. Mother Jones’ production director, Claudia Smukler, wrote about the difficulties in the print magazine supply chain recently.
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How one professional baseball umpire is making the most of it amid COVID

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By Bennett Purser Verified
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“My Economy” tells the story of the new economic normal through the eyes of people trying to make it, because we know the only numbers that really matter are the ones in your economy. For Jen Pawol, summers are usually spent working baseball games around the country. She is one of only two women umpires in professional baseball. In February she was promoted and joined the Florida State League, but as the pandemic upended the minor league baseball, she never left her home in Decatur, Illinois.
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It's a "less-than economy," Atlanta Fed President Bostic says

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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Bennett Purser Verified
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Nearly seven months into the COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. economy is facing unprecedented challenges. The economic consequences have been felt the hardest by Black and brown communities — a pressing issue at ongoing protests against police brutality and systemic racism. But with congressional aid stalled, and an election just weeks away, we’re focusing on the tools of the Federal Reserve. Raphael Bostic is the president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
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