This is SOOOO good.https://t.co/F9HVf0bCbC

— Danielle DiMartino Booth (@DiMartinoBooth) December 12, 2019

For years the Fed has said the economy is at full employment. For years, they have been wrong. Check out our super cool interactive to see the pattern! https://t.co/3ayGcyNowF

— Deborah B. Solomon (@deborah_solomon) December 12, 2019

Fed officials began warning about approaching "full employment" in *2014*, when the unemployment rate still topped 6%. If they'd hit the brakes then, millions fewer people would have jobs today.

Great visualization from @jeannasmialek & @collinskeith:https://t.co/KbN7dp3qA9 pic.twitter.com/BLzCrDEFrQ

— Ben Casselman (@bencasselman) December 12, 2019

How the Fed Lost Its Faith in ‘Full Employment’: A wonderful example of storytelling using online graphs. https://t.co/JVNTOKpE3S

— Justin Wolfers (@JustinWolfers) December 12, 2019

Unemployment is at a 50-year low, but Jay Powell isn't seeing the heat.

Follow the Fed's journey to full-employment modesty. https://t.co/qjdMSvHFxO

— Jeanna Smialek (@jeannasmialek) December 12, 2019

Man, this is great, from @jeannasmialek and @collinskeith

How the Fed Lost Its Faith in ‘Full Employment’https://t.co/bCUMRfcqak

— Kai Ryssdal (@kairyssdal) December 12, 2019

Is it possible when interest rates go down for US consumers, GLOBALISTS e.g. "feds" or "Central Bank" make less money on what's issued? That's less out of working Americans' pocket, yes? If career politicians/strategists r against it @POTUS must be right?https://t.co/1yG05cps05

— Fatima Italia ⭐⭐⭐???????? (@fatima_italia) December 12, 2019