“Yeah, we do,” Martha added. “Sometimes there's a little more and sometimes there's not."
The adjustment increase comes at a time when prices for goods and services are 5.4% higher , according to the Consumer Price Index calculated by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A conversation about economics and geopolitics with Paolo Gentiloni
The Economics Revolution and the Nobel Prize – Foreign Policy
This week, Cameron Abadi and Adam Tooze talk about the economists who won the Nobel Prize—for helping to make the science of economics … more scientific.
Also: Whatever happened to cap and trade? The strategy for stemming climate change is largely dead in the United States but surging in Europe.
A Nobel for experimental economics - Axios
David Card. Photo illustration: Annelise Capossela. Photo of David Card: Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP, UC Berkeley via Getty Images
David Card, Joshua Angrist and Guido Imbens won the economics Nobel this week, not so much for what they discovered but for how they discovered it.
University of New Haven finance, economics professor weighs in on supply chain disruptions across
WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) — At the beginning of and during the height of the pandemic, people stayed at home and did not want to go anywhere, so companies scaled back on production. Now things are back open, but some items are hard to find.
Supply chain disruptions are now driving up prices and leading to a shortage of goods from coast to coast. Experts say Americans should expect to keep paying more, even at the grocery store. Eggs and meat are reportedly 12% more than they were a year ago.
Biden administration doesn't understand 'economics 101': US policy expert | Fox
We are heading into winter, gas prices are going to continue to go up, and I keep thinking about how Jen Psaki said that she thought that it would be unfair if companies were to pass on the price to consumers if they were taxed, and now how they're doing the same thing to these gas companies.
Economics in Brief: NYC Taxi Drivers and 50 Elected Officials Reject "Banker Bailout"
Bhairavi Desai, executive director of NY Taxi Workers Alliance, at the protest Oct 13. (Photo by Oscar Perry Abello)
Elected officials from the New York State Assembly, State Senate and City Council have announced their support for a city-backed guarantee on taxi medallion debt, rejecting Mayor Bill de Blasio's relief plan, and some of them joined the New York Taxi Workers Alliance (NYTWA) at a press
Economics: Oregon's Per Capita Personal Income 2020 | News | thenewsguard.com
Oregon's total personal income ranked 22nd in the nation in 2020, moving up three places from its 2019 rank.
Data on personal income comes from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) – a division of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
State personal income captures total income within a state and is the sum of three main components: net earnings (wages, salaries, employer contributions); personal current transfer receipts (retirement, Medicare, unemployment insurance); and dividends, interest, and rent.
SD Minimum Wage Rises to $9.95 Jan. 1; Nobel-Winning Economics Research Says, No Problem!
The South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation has announced that this year’s inflation adjustment will add 50 cents to South Dakota’s minimum wage: on January 1, 2022, the least you can pay most workers in South Dakota will rise from $9.45 to $9.95 an hour .
But we know the Republican complaints about the minimum wage are unscientific, because the Nobel Prize Committee says so.
Textbook economics explains much of gas price rise | Calhoun County | annistonstar.com
Some gas stations in Oxford raised prices to $3.09 a gallon this week, with the prospect of them going higher.
Spikes for Alabamians did not come this week as much with Crimson Tide touchdowns as they did with their cars' fuel tanks.
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