Looks like it: Is flight shaming the new minimalism?
“Flight shaming” is a fad out of Europe, where residents vow to not use air travel in favor of cars, trains and ships. This works for people living in tiny…
No inflation to see here: Consumer prices rise the most in over 30 years
Annual CPI: 6.2% Source: Consumer prices see largest year-over-year spike since November 1990 Some private economists are estimating “real inflation” at 9% to 16%, far higher than the government’s CPI…
Teleworking trends
Stated another way, about 70% of workers need to go into offices. Only about a third of all workers have jobs that allow teleworking. Source: Oregonians’ march back to the…
Losing the narrative: Climate change causes inflation
Or something: Bank of Canada plans to keep eye on climate change impact on inflation | The Star
What? Government spending will lower inflation
She just disqualified her self – it does not work this way – at all: Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told CNBC on Friday that the administration’s infrastructure spending proposal will…
Staglation: Inflation eating economic gains
“Experts” assured us inflation would be minor and temporary. A year ago. Data indicates high inflation and hints the economy – after accounting for inflation – may have shrunk in…
Gallup poll: “Americans Revert to Favoring Reduced Government Role”
Likely an effect of authoritarian rule the past 19 months: Americans once again say the government is doing too many things that should be left to individuals and businesses. Source:…
There is no inflation, I tell you: “Heating bills set to soar as inflation hits energy prices”
But the experts tell us there’s not much inflation and even if there were, it’s just momentary. We can print as much money as we want without consequences! NEW YORK…
But they assured us there is none: “Inflation gauge should be hot again in September and for months ahead”
I’m so old, I remember when the government officials assured us they can print as much money as needed and there will be no inflation we need to worry about.…
About Half of millennials meet definition of “Super Savers”
Principal defines these Super Savers as people saving either 90% of the maximum in their retirement plan — such as a 401(k)–or at least 15% of their income. According to…