How Much Weaker Will the Labor Market Get? We have arrived on the eve of the most important jobs report in years. The Bureau of Labor Statistics will release on ...
Americans Favor ‘America First’ Trade, Energy, and Immigration Policies Tariffs and deportation are popular policies. Recent polling from YouGov for the Economist magazine shows that a majority of Americans support ...
The Assimilation of Immigrant Workers into U.S. Workers And the reality means that the damage to workers at the lower-end of our economy is likely to intensify for years to ...
The Unwelcome Return of Food Inflation The producer price index (PPI) for food rose 0.6 percent in July, the biggest increase since February. Annualized, this amounts to a 7.6 percent ...
Every Dog Has Its Day, Even Economists Trust us when we say that it pains us much more to write that sentence than it does for you to read it. ...
July’s Jobs Disaster Pulls the Rate Cut Forward to September The July jobs report released on Friday showed that the labor market was on much weaker footing than previously thought. ...
Despite Kamala’s Talk of Factory Boom, Manufacturing Is Actually Slumping A key part of the pitch that Harris has made to Americans as she seeks the presidency turns on the ...
Kamala Harris Should Be Very Worried About the Consumer Sentiment Slump The University of Michigan’s survey of consumer sentiment fell to an eight-month low this month. It has declined in ...
Economic Growth Rips Higher Than Expected The Bureau of Economic Analysis said Thursday that real gross domestic product (GDP) expanded at a 2.8 percent annual rate in the second quarter. ...
Goldman Sachs’ Economics Chief Pushes a July Rate Cut Jan Hatzius, the Chief Economist and Head of Global Investment Research at Goldman Sachs, put out a note on Monday morning ...
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