
Data That Matters March 2018
Electricity usage growth decreased to zero because of renewables and efficiency increases. Two billion new homes will be required to Continue reading
Electricity usage growth decreased to zero because of renewables and efficiency increases. Two billion new homes will be required to Continue reading
Congratulations, it has been ten years since the start of the Great Recession. Ready to party like it is 2006? Continue reading
Average wages rose from 0.3% to 2.9% but the bottom 83% are seeing slower growth than the top 17%. Humans Continue reading
“Money doesn’t buy happiness.” That’s the conventional wisdom. It’s also the wisdom that is obviously flawed for millions (billions?) who Continue reading
If it seems that a few major corporations are gaining phenomenal power congratulate yourself on being perceptive. Monopolies are growing Continue reading
This is about the debt of Americans, not America’s debt – though the two are remarkably similar. On average, Americans Continue reading
The good news “Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 200,000 in January, and the unemployment rate was unchanged at 4.1 Continue reading
“In December, the personal savings rate dropped to 2.4 percent, its lowest level since 2005.” – Slate Americans don’t save, Continue reading