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The Dreaded R word: Recession Looms Following Dismal Jobs Report
Trump 2.0: Doubling Down on Trumponomics
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Kamalanomics: Assessing Kamala Harris' Economic Plan
Kamalanomics is a full fledged liberal approach to governance that will resonate with her base, but the economics remains unsound.
Payroll Tax Cuts?
First, it was an aggressive interest rate cut, then a spending bill, now its payroll tax cuts. Will this latest move stop the bleeding?
The October Jobs Report: A Big Picture Perspective
There is more to be concerned about in the October Jobs report than it might have let on. An economic recession is still in the offing.
The Minimum Wage Debacle
Does an increase in the minimum wage lead to job losses or job increases? We turn from inconclusive empirics to methodical thinking.
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