Follow up: Economic forecast models mostly useless
The New York Times also chimed in on the poor forecasting record of economists Monday in a separate story, “New Normal or No Normal? How Economists Got It Wrong for…
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
The New York Times also chimed in on the poor forecasting record of economists Monday in a separate story, “New Normal or No Normal? How Economists Got It Wrong for…
Impressive numbers, but not everyone is average. Hence, the median number also tells us a bit more ...
Employers much more likely to hire someone less than 45 years old. After that, participation in the labor force begins to drop off sharply. According to an OECD report which…
Not even a peep about how government transfer payments increased household wealth – by taking on huge government deficits: US household wealth surged at record pace during pandemic, Fed says…
Everything about financing a home purchase surged last year, from mortgage rates to fees and discount points, according to a report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on mortgage costs.…
Finally! A story writer adds accurate context: Assumable mortgages were popular in the 1980s“For the last 40 years, rates have been falling, so nobody cared about assumability,” said Tod Tozer,…
If you remove all the things that are rising in price, inflation is low, says expert.
"Boomers" over saved for retirement and now have resources to spend, which may help keep the economy humming as we near recession territory.
Writer suggests Luddites should have sought tax on machine made fabric. How about a tax on words written on word processors?
The typical home buyer today puts forth a down payment of 6%-7%, not the 20% that was typical of the past.