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@ADP Chief Economist and ESG officer, Head of ADP Research
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Sticky Wage Norms and the Real Wage Cost of Unexpected Inflation

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By Erik Hurst, Christina Patterson, Nela Richardson
| National Bureau of Economic Research
We thank Gianluca Violante, Greg Kaplan, Jonathan Parker and Benjamin Schoefer for very helpful comments. We also thank seminar participants at the 2026 NBER Summer Institute. Per our data use agreement, ADP approved the paper topic ex-ante.
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In a rapidly developing Vietnam, high-tech industries take root

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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Nela Richardson, Maria Hollenhorst Verified
| Marketplace Verified
In a gleaming skyscraper in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, a handful of software engineers huddled over a computer screen, collaborating on a project. They are recent hires of a Silicon Valley-based startup called TinyFish AI, one of thousands competing for highly skilled tech workers as the AI economy expands. “I really believe that there are smart people everywhere,” said TinyFish co-founder and CEO, Sudheesh Nair.
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Behind America's consumer goods, Vietnamese factories like this one

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By Kai Ryssdal Verified, Nela Richardson, Maria Hollenhorst Verified
| Marketplace Verified
In a warehouse in Southern California, Bill Webster Jr. and his son, Bill Webster III, showed “Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal their company’s signature product — a stretchy piece of fabric that attaches to garage doors for decoration. “You can have Merry Christmas, Happy Halloween, put American flags up, whatever you want on your garage door,” the elder Webster said. “It’s like a big pair of Lululemon yoga pants.
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