Strong GDP, Weak Job Creation: How Tariffs and Sectoral Shifts Explain the Disconnect
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Strong GDP, Weak Job Creation: How Tariffs and Sectoral Shifts Explain the Disconnect

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2026-01-25
10 min read
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Why did GDP surge while jobs lagged in 2025? Sectoral shifts, tariffs and productivity gains explain the disconnect — and point to sector rotation opportunities.

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