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Jul 06 2015
Opinion
OPINION: A Grecian Formula for Courting Disaster
Following their charismatic prime minister and a pied piper parade of left-leaning economic pundits, the Greek people have voted resoundingly to “reject creditor demands for more austerity.” That’s nice, but who exactly is going to pay for less austerity?
Wall Street Journal (Opinion)Feb 06 2015
News
Job and Wage Gains as Americans Rejoin the Work Force
The economic momentum evident late last year carried into 2015, the Labor Department said Friday, with American employers adding 257,000 jobs in January as wage growth rebounded and more people joined the workforce.
New York Times (News)Sep 13 2012
Opinion
WOLF: Obama’s biggest lie
Will someone please ask President Obama who exactly he thinks it is who wants to return to George W. Bush-era economics?
Washington TimesJul 14 2020
News
Consumer prices rebounded in June, but that's not the whole story
New York (CNN Business) - Consumer prices rose in June after three straight months of declines, as the cost of gas and food increased.
The consumer price index, which measures what Americans pay for everything from clothing to appliances, rose 0.6% last month on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday. In May, prices declined 0.1%. The consumer price
CNN (Online News)Jul 21 2013
News
For now, Obama sidesteps Detroit bankruptcy
President Obama will travel to the Midwest this week to talk about economic revival, literally bypassing bankrupt Detroit, where he so far has resisted pleas for a federal bailout. The president will fly on Wednesday to Galesburg, Ill., and Warrensburg, Mo., to promote his domestic agenda. But it’s the plight of the Motor City, more than $18 billion in debt, that has dominated the economic
Washington TimesJan 04 2013
News
Obama administration delivers delayed regulatory agenda, could cost billions
By law, each April and October, federal agencies are required to release an accounting of proposed regulations that will have an economically significant impact. That didn't happen in 2012.
Fox News (Online News)Sep 10 2019
News
Trade uncertainty is at its highest point on record
UNCERTAINTY IS a sort of poison for the global economy. Without knowing what lies ahead, firms delay making potentially profitable investments and hiring new workers. As President Donald Trump’s trade wars have escalated, economists have attempted to estimate how much uncertainty has risen—and to what extent it may be dragging down economic growth.
The latest such measure comes from
The Economist