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Metro Atlanta economics professor weighs in on federal reserve keeping interest rates the same
ATLANTA, Ga. — A metro Atlanta economics professor is weighing in on the Federal Reserve’s decision to retain its benchmark interest rate for the fourth consecutive time. Kennesaw State University Economics Professor Roger Tutterow says President Donald Trump’s tariff policies have many people worried.
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