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This is Bloomberg surveillance. If we put people back to work and drive the unemployment rate down,

at some point that has to lead to wage growth.

That's just first principles of economics.

If wage growth continues to pick up, as I expect it will,

the Fed's going to be increasingly uncomfortable having rates close to zero.

As long as the American companies continue to hire and payables continue to expand will be fine and every indication is that they will.

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Good morning everyone, jobs day.

Michael McKee and Tom Key.

You heard from Robert Gordon, Alan Krueger, Michael Darda,

next Mickey Levy of Barrenburg Capital Markets. We are not Europe. We are not Japan. His optimism on our ability to move forward within this American economy. A very important program note 1.30 this afternoon

Governor Romney will be interviewed by our Mark Halper and this is without question

the important political interview of the day, helper in

Romney worldwide radio and television. Look for that at 1.30 this afternoon. I

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