By David M. Shribman

The economy added 213,000 jobs last month, a robust measure of growth. Some 600,000 people started actively seeking jobs, a signal of workforce optimism. Construction spending is up, unemployment claims are down. Despite worries about a trade war, things are good. So isn't this an ideal time to think about addressing the economic crisis that, in the euphoria of today's boom, dares not speak its name?

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