Svmuu报道 White House National Economic Council Director Hassett said on Sunday that the way the media reports economic news can often lead people to focus excessively on the most severe problems present at a specific moment. Speaking on ABC's "This Week" program, Hassett stated, "One thing I've noticed at the White House is that whenever a particular consumer price data point looks a bit disappointing, we only talk about that one." He made these remarks in response to questions about gasoline prices and their impact on inflation. Hassett said everyone should look at the bigger picture, rather than just energy prices or a temporarily struggling sector of the economy. "What you should do is take these ups and downs in stride and focus on how real wages are changing," he said. "If you look closely, you'll find that the increase in employment, the rise in the stock market, and strong corporate profits are translating into higher salary levels." (Jin Shi)