The real U.S. unemployment rate could be up to 7.7%, revealing hidden economic strain as millions remain uncounted after leaving the workforce.
Recent U.S. government reports show a significant discrepancy in job data, revealing a loss of 192,000 private jobs, contradicting earlier claims of employment gains and suggesting deeper economic issues.
Immigrants first, citizens last
Hiking the minimum wage causes job losses, but it also increases prices.
Liz Truss's adoption of supply-side reforms as UK Prime Minister faced intense opposition from an entrenched political establishment, underscoring the persistent challenges reformist leaders face.
Persistent government spending has kept inflation high, eroding purchasing power and significantly raising costs for consumers across all sectors.
Despite inflation-adjusted incomes falling dramatically since January 2021, Americans are buying more than ever. That may sound like a contradiction, but it’s perfectly possible, at least in the short run. Americans today, especially the young, are just “bougie broke.” That’s a fancy way of saying people have given
Confidence in Western financial markets has already been shaken enough by the 20% devaluation of the dollar over the last few years. But now the European Commission wants to hand Ukraine $300 billion seized from Russia. Doing so likely would sound the death knell for the dollar and eventually the
The real U.S. unemployment rate could be up to 7.7%, revealing hidden economic strain as millions remain uncounted after leaving the workforce.
Recent U.S. government reports show a significant discrepancy in job data, revealing a loss of 192,000 private jobs, contradicting earlier claims of employment gains and suggesting deeper economic issues.
Immigrants first, citizens last
Hiking the minimum wage causes job losses, but it also increases prices.
Liz Truss's adoption of supply-side reforms as UK Prime Minister faced intense opposition from an entrenched political establishment, underscoring the persistent challenges reformist leaders face.
Persistent government spending has kept inflation high, eroding purchasing power and significantly raising costs for consumers across all sectors.
Despite inflation-adjusted incomes falling dramatically since January 2021, Americans are buying more than ever. That may sound like a contradiction, but it’s perfectly possible, at least in the short run. Americans today, especially the young, are just “bougie broke.” That’s a fancy way of saying people have given
Confidence in Western financial markets has already been shaken enough by the 20% devaluation of the dollar over the last few years. But now the European Commission wants to hand Ukraine $300 billion seized from Russia. Doing so likely would sound the death knell for the dollar and eventually the
The term "Bidenvilles" emerges as a grim symbol of modern poverty in America, where soaring housing costs force many to live in cars, reminiscent of the "Hoovervilles" of the Great Depression era.
EJ Antoni exposes how Federal Reserve policies have fostered an entrenched underclass in America.
EJ Antoni exposes a labor market filled with part-time roles and decreasing full-time jobs, where native-born Americans face significant decline, defying optimistic employment narratives.
America faces a dire debt crisis, with the federal government borrowing at an annualized rate nearly double the projection, leading to a staggering annual interest expense increase.
The looming risk of another housing collapse in the U.S. is highlighted by the precarious situation of low interest rates and escalating debt in both commercial and residential sectors.
The U.S. government's extensive borrowing, particularly in recent years, has a more immediate effect than many realize, directly influencing the rise in interest rates across personal financial products.
