The labor market will adjust to growth and slow down into next year, says former Fed Governor Meyer

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Former Fed governor and CEO of Monetary Policy Analytics Larry Meyer, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss where Meyer sees the Federal Reserve terminal rate will end up, how much progress the Fed has made so far and what matters most to the nation's central bank right now.
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The Labor Unions may be capable of increased power as they demand employment gairness, from the Railroads.
The Membership seems less than pleased with the settlement that the Government appears to offer?
If the Unions win recognition for their members desires, will that remove some of the power that Investors have demanded?

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The market is still keeping it's head in the sand. We are headed for a severe recession!!! Another big rate hike this week. Many more to follow.

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