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Hello, welcome to the Where's My Tax Cut edition of Slate Money, your guide to the Business and Finance News of the Week.

I'm Felix Salmon and I have the most amazing podcast team here this week.

We have not only Anna Shamansky.

Hello.

Not only Amley Peck from Huffington Post, but also Catherine Rampel.

Hi, Felix.

Welcome.

Thank you.

You write for the Washington Post about matters economic.

And so we're going to talk to you about matters economics.

And it's like, you know, in the absence of Jordan Weissman, we have no one who knows anything about economics here anymore. But we are going to

talk about what has happened to the country since these tax cuts went through. We are going to talk

about the unemployment rate, as promised last week, we came out with this little factoid that there's

1.0 empty jobs per unemployed person, which is like an amazing thing. We'll dive into that a bit.

And because it's my podcast and I get to do what I want, I'm going to talk, we are going to talk a little bit about my project that I've been working on for a few months and just came out on Slate called the Slate 90.

It's all about the nonprofit sector and we will find something interesting to say about that.

But first, Catherine, the tax cuts.

This was the number one biggest thing that Gary Cohn and the sort of Republican donor class wanted to do.

And they did it and they were celebrating.

And now they get more money.

I mean, has this? Yeah, in short. So they got what they get more money. I mean, has this?

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