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The Atlanta Fed's working on a new way to measure the labor market

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Ryan McCarthy: Very cool. The Atlanta Fed is working on a new way to measure the labor market. Spider charts: http://t.co/jQxm2H1D

Will the economy grow in 2013? Depends what you mean by "grow"

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