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Click bait nonse. They asked prediabetic employees to test current devices. But are not currently developing anything.
When someone borrows money they typically pay interest on it to the person they borrow it from. The lender can set what that interest rate is. A higher interest rate means that people are less likely to borrow money because it will cost them more. The “central bank” would be a government entity that lends money, often to other private banks. By raising their rates other banks also have to raise rates or lose money on their own loans. The idea of higher interest rates is to reduce the amount of loans. How that stops inflation is somewhat of a mystery, and the study of economics is not exact.
I doubt this is going on “in every county in PA.” The article mentions that many of the 2500 fraudulent applications that were flagged have what looks like the same handwriting. That’s a lot of handwriting for one person. Also the deadline for applications has passed.
It’s almost like the system of “the first Tuesday in November” and “no you can’t have off work” is stupid.