Economy: Percent of household income spent on food
The percent of income spent on food has plummeted over the past century.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
The percent of income spent on food has plummeted over the past century.
Vegan/vegetarianism is a niche market given excessive media attention. How small? Just 4% of US adults are vegetarian as of 2023, 1% vegan.
Despite the media hyperventilating over the flu, it looks like the season has possibly peaked.
This finance influencer chart is bogus.
Total college enrollment peaked in 2010 and has been in decline since then.
The "microplastics" fears may have been false positive artifacts of bad science.
55-70% of US households have zero or one wage earner, contrary to the memes about "two wage earners" can't afford to live in the U.S. today.
Most Americans live close to their birthplace: about 60% live within 10 miles, and nearly 80% live within 100 miles of where they grew up.
Speculative investments in stocks and real estate, fragile banking system, Federal reserve policy mistakes that made things worse. And what about "late stage capitalism"?
Is use of Buy Now, Pay Later a sign of stretched budgets? No. Almost all purchases are discretionary in nature, not necessities.