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    Dispatches from the Republican National Committee

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    NEWS FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 20

    Jobless Claims Fell By Larger-Than-Expected 11,000. Per Capita After-Tax Income Has Increased 8.2%
    (“U.S. Jobless Claims Fall To 302,000,” MarketWatch, 3/23/06) Under The Bush Administration. (“Snow Defends President’s
    Handling Of Economy,” The Wall Street Journal, 3/20/06)
    • The Four-Week Average Of Continuing Claims
    Is At Its Lowest In Five Years. (“U.S. Jobless • Per-Person Net Worth Increased 24% From The
    Claims Fall To 302,000,” MarketWatch, 3/23/06) End Of 2001 To Early 2005. (“Snow Defends
    President’s Handling Of Economy,” The Wall Street Journal,
    According To John Challenger Of Gray & Christmas, 3/20/06)
    U.S. Graduates Face The Best Job Market Since 2001.
    (“Best Job Market In 5 Years For Grads: Report,” Reuters, 3/20/06) Wholesale Inflation Fell 1.4% In Feb. As Gas Prices
    Fell 11% (The Largest Decline Since Apr. 2003) And
    • Employers Plan To Hire 14.5% More New Natural Gas Prices Fell 4.1% (The Biggest Drop Since
    College Graduates Than Last Year. (“Best Job Oct. 2001). (“PPI Falls 1.4% On Sagging Energy Prices,”
    Market In 5 Years For Grads: Report,” Reuters, 3/20/06) MarketWatch, 3/21/06)
    • Starting Salaries Are Also Expected To Be
    Higher Than Last Year. (“Best Job Market In 5 Years
    For Grads: Report,” Reuters, 3/20/06)

    The Unemployment Rate For Hispanics Has Fallen


    From 6.3% In Feb. 2005 To 5.5% In Feb. 2006. (Bureau Of
    Labor Statistics Website, www.bls.gov, Accessed 3/21/06)
    Last Month, Existing Home Sales Increased By A
    The Unemployment Rate For African Americans Has
    Larger Than Expected 5.2%, It’s The Largest
    Fallen From 10.8% In Feb. 2005 To 9.3% In Feb. 2006.
    (Bureau Of Labor Statistics Website, www.bls.gov, Accessed 3/21/06)
    Percentage Gain In Two Years. (“Existing Home Sales Rise
    5.2% In Feb.,” MarketWatch, 3/23/06)

    • Existing Home Sales Were Revised Higher In


    January From 6.56 Million To 6.57. (“Existing
    Home Sales Rise 5.2% In Feb.,” MarketWatch, 3/23/06)

    Last Month, U.S. Orders For Durable Goods (Goods


    Expected To Last At Least 3 Years) Rose A Larger
    Than Expected 2.6%. (“Durable Goods Orders Rebound In
    Feb.,” MarketWatch, 3/24/06)

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