[unable to retrieve full-text content]ISM non-manufacturing shows that services continue to power the economy forward. Are they inflationary? – by New Deal democrat Because services are roughly 3/4’s of the economy, I now pay a lot of attention to the economically weighted average of the ISM manufacturing and services indexes. Since the accession of China to normal trading status […] The post Services Continue to Power the Economy Forward. Are they inflationary?...
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The Government And The Economy
[unable to retrieve full-text content]A well constructed government, at a minimum, provides its citizens FDR’s four freedoms: A good well constructed government would want what is best for the society or nation as a whole; understand that a healthy, well fed, well housed, well educated society or nation with a stable quality government is best. A well constructed, healthy […] The post The Government And The Economy appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »Plight of School Bus Drivers
[unable to retrieve full-text content]The numbers of school bus drivers decreased by 12.5% from 2019 till 2024. Low pay has been much of the factor in driving the shortage. School bus driver earned 43% less than the median weekly wage for all workers. The shortage is a result of more than a decade of disinvestment in these workers and […] The post Plight of School Bus Drivers appeared first on Angry Bear.
Read More »86% of Private-Sector Employees Worked for Establishments Offering Health Insurance
[unable to retrieve full-text content]Just a snapshot of US firms offering healthcare insurance by size, cost, and amount od cost. As you can see, cost has increased from 2010-2023. It has become one of the largest costs impacting both emploers and employees in the US. Overall, it impacts the competitiveness of employers globally and smaller employers ability to attract […] The post 86% of Private-Sector Employees Worked for Establishments Offering Health Insurance appeared first on...
Read More »Wir sparen uns zu Tode: Gegen die Schuldenbremse
Wir sparen uns zu Tode: Gegen die Schuldenbremse .[embedded content] Viele Politiker und mediale ‘Experten’ scheinen (oder wollen) nicht verstehen, dass ein entscheidender Unterschied zwischen privaten und öffentlichen Schulden besteht. Wenn eine Einzelperson versucht zu sparen und ihre Schulden zu reduzieren, kann das durchaus vernünftig sein. Aber wenn alle dies tun, sinkt die gesamtwirtschaftliche Nachfrage, und das Risiko einer steigenden...
Read More »Why would you stop?
I don’t understand people who say they’re going to stop investing because they’ve reached a certain age.
Read More »JOLTS report for October: continuing trend of deceleration has begun to pose a problem
[unable to retrieve full-text content] – by New Deal democrat The JOLTS survey parses the jobs market on a monthly basis more thoroughly than the headline employment numbers in the jobs report. It also is a slight leading indicators for both initial jobless claims and unemployment; and for forecasting wage growth as well. Like many other statistics concerning jobs, the […] The post JOLTS report for October: continuing trend of deceleration has begun to pose a problem...
Read More »Global Health and Climate Change
[unable to retrieve full-text content]“9 local story ideas from the 2024 Lancet Countdown report on climate change and health” – by Naseem S. Miller The Journal’s Resource Health threats from climate change are reaching record-breaking levels, affecting people in every country, according to the eighth annual Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change report, which provides an up-to-date assessment of […] The post Global Health and Climate Change appeared...
Read More »new issue of RWER
real-world economics review issue no. 109 download whole issue Culture – the elephant in the roomHardy Hanappi 22 The capitalization of everythingShimshon Bichler and Jonathan Nitzan 18 From the Bretton Woods system to global stagnationLeon Podkaminer 29 The role of internetization in creating sustainable development for the Global SouthConstantine E. Passaris 35 The works of Ha-Joon ChangJunaid B. Jahangir 56 A critique of Saito’s Slow Down; How degrowth communism...
Read More »Roberts court silver lining
[unable to retrieve full-text content]The antiregulation bias of the Supreme Court was loudly signaled with the overturn of Chevron deference. Now, the SCOTUS has arrogated to itself the interpretation of technical details for regulation of things they are all incompetent to assess: ““Since Chevron has fallen, agencies are much more cautious in putting forward rules and regulations,” Ramachandran said. […] The post Roberts court silver lining appeared first on Angry...
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