Economy: When the government is the economy
In major countries, the government is now 25% to nearly 50% of the economy?
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In major countries, the government is now 25% to nearly 50% of the economy?
3% mortgage rates were a very unusual market in recent years. For much of the past 40+ years, interest rates were 7% or greater.
The unemployment rate falls to 3.7%. Everything is awful.
Or something – I’ll file this under the Follow Up category: From the recession that didn’t happen, to the relationship between unemployment and inflation, to the reason that inflation took…
Speaker at WEF says Covid failed to rally the world, climate change is too complex for people, so next up is the topic of "water". And to consider climate lockdowns.
Oregon State economists now using "zero population growth" scenarios for the state's economic planning. The fertility rate is 1.39 and outbound migratioin has recently been high.
Young complain about lack of jobs and wages. Surprise - same thing they complained about in 1983!
From 2021 onward, experts have predict we will soon be in a recession in 2021, 2022 and 2023. Still not here. So much for predictions.
Politicians say Net Zero will create jobs, grow the economy, but maybe not - for obvious reasons.
The "days worked from home" has fallen sharply from the peak and is now in a slow decline.