Being Poor Hurts
Forget ideology but remember compassion. Being poor hurts. Because of stress, living conditions, riskier jobs, poorer health, and fewer alternatives, Continue reading
Forget ideology but remember compassion. Being poor hurts. Because of stress, living conditions, riskier jobs, poorer health, and fewer alternatives, Continue reading
One advantage of the world’s diversity is the variety of scenarios under way. Speculation isn’t as valuable as observation. Venezuela Continue reading
Gross Domestic Product, GDP, is up, at least over years. The US economy is impressive when viewed over decades. Unfortunately, Continue reading
Sorry if you’re already over 45, but conventional wisdom about wage growth has run into a problem. The data doesn’t Continue reading
The economy is largely driven by consumers. Until recently, that meant almost everyone had an influence. As wealth and income Continue reading
The middle class drive the economy. The poor are spending everything they have, and still don’t add up to much. Continue reading
In even the most egalitarian state in America, 1% of the people make about 13% of the income. In the Continue reading
The more you make, the more you make. A 1% raise for someone making minimum wage is a few hundred Continue reading