Personal finance: “Living paycheck to paycheck”
Several times per year, the media runs stories about everyone living "paycheck to paycheck". For many reasons, these stories are mostly bogus.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
Several times per year, the media runs stories about everyone living "paycheck to paycheck". For many reasons, these stories are mostly bogus.
Once again, the annual worst college degrees, based on salary. Same every year.
In a long time growing world economy, each new generation will eventually be the richest generation.
More subsidies and price controls is always the answer. And the wrong answer.
Unionized workers are about 10% of the US workforce today, down from about 20% 40 years ago. Nearly 40% of union workers, work for governments.
The U.S. needs about 1.4 million immigrants per year through 2050 to maintain the working age population.
I think that is what they are saying - the solution to climate change, they argue, is a global universal basic income. Which works if you leave out the details.
Is college education worth it? Unfortunately, for many, it is not worth it from an ROI perspective. There may be other reasons to enroll.
The Denver Basic Income project is presented as using UBI to end homelessness. Except that's not what happened.
Wealthy countries' population growth will soon come exclusively from immigration.