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Low-income households face ‘remarkable’ rise in food insecurity in K-shaped economy: New York Fed
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- The so-called "K-shaped economy" is now linked to "a remarkable increase in food insecurity," according to a new blog post by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
- Large segments of the population are facing high levels of financial strain, according to a post published on Wednesday, based on data from the Survey of Consumer Expectations.
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The so-called "K-shaped economy" is now linked to "a remarkable increase in food insecurity," according to a new blog post by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Large segments of the population are facing high levels of financial strain, according to a post published on Wednesday, based on data from the Survey of Consumer Expectations.
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