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By Brent Orrell
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
Post AEIdeas A new Bureau of Labor Statistics Monthly Labor Review helps clarify the relationship between pay and job satisfaction. The take-home message is a resounding, “It depends.” Using Federal Reserve survey data on workers who changed jobs between 2021 and 2023, the report finds that changes in pay and benefits alone don’t always improve happiness on the job. BY Brent Orrell ON 6 Jul 26
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Does More Pay Equal a Better Job?

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By Brent Orrell
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
A new Bureau of Labor Statistics Monthly Labor Review helps clarify the relationship between pay and job satisfaction. The take-home message is a resounding, “It depends.” Using Federal Reserve survey data on workers who changed jobs between 2021 and 2023, the report finds that changes in pay and benefits alone don’t always improve happiness on the job.
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When It Comes to Vaccines and Autism, It Is User Error Not AI Disinformation

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By Brent Orrell, Maya Echambadi
| Political Economy with Jim Pethokoukis
A KFF poll released this week found that adults who use AI chatbots weekly for health information are more likely to lean toward the false claim that MMR vaccines cause autism. 35 percent called it probably or definitely true, compared to 20 percent among those who never use AI for health. The Guardian and others read this as evidence that chatbots are spreading disinformation. What it actually reveals is the stubbornness of false beliefs. But don’t take my word for it.
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