Politics & Government Klepper-Smith says interest rates indicate likely economic recession Economist declares that, among other things, the Federal Reserve Board has printed too much money ReplyBy Scott BenjaminDonald Klepper-Smith, who advised former Gov. Klepper-Smith said Connecticut ranks 49th out of the 50 states in fiscal health according to the 2002 Truth In Accounting Report. Connecticut has been coming back “inch by inch as opposed to yard by yard in the other states,” Klepper-Smith exclaimed. Klepper-Smith said as a result of “economic polarization” – the gap between the upper- and lower-income classes -he supports increasing the minimum wage. He said, “[The inequity] has to be mitigated to some extent.” Resources: Phone interview with Donald Klepper-Smith, Patch.com, Tuesday, January 3, 2023.

Source: Wall Street Journal January 08, 2023 12:27 UTC