Posted on January 18, 2019
by A.Marousas
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Growing wages, lower-than-expected tax returns, updates to US-China trade relations, colder-region nations benefiting from climate change, and a long awaited army publication on the war in Iraq. Here are the top newsworthy items from this past week as shared on our Facebook page. Advertisements
Category: Current Events, NewsworthyTags: army, cancer, children, china, climate change, crime, economics, economy, global warming, huawei, illegal immigration, immigration, inflation, iraq, news, news update, Newsworthy, opioids, overdose, russia, tax returns, taxes, trade, undocumented, usa, wages, war
Posted on October 28, 2014
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Volatility has returned to the markets in the past few weeks. This has led to mixed messages to the public as positive economic news is mingled with sudden drops in major indices. Most of the bad news seems to be generated from outside of…
Category: Business & Economics, Current Events, Experience, JournalTags: america, business, consumers, dollar, domestic, dow jones, ebola, economy, employment, europe, foreign, foreign exchanges, global, inflation, international, markets, money, news, oil prices, prices, stocks, strong dollar, unemployment, united states, volatility
Posted on August 1, 2014
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The media, government officials, economists, and nearly anyone else with mainstream attention talks about the unemployment level. They freely use it as a gauge of how well the economy is doing. The unemployment level has essentially become the official thermometer with which to judge…
Category: Business & Economics, Current Events, Experience, JournalTags: bernanke, business, economics, economy, employment, federal reserve, great depression, great recession, inflation, jobless, jobs, labor, labor force, nation, obama, recession, unemployment, unemployment rate, united states, US, wall street, yellen
Posted on February 3, 2014
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There has been quite a lot of chatter recently concerning a raise in the minimum wage. Discussion has increased since President Obama’s State of the Union Address this past Tuesday, where he called for a raise in the minimum wage to $10.10 (the current…
Category: Business & Economics, Current Events, Experience, Journal, PoliticsTags: business, businesses, economic policy, economics, economy, federal, growth, inflation, labor, minimum wage, obama, politics, poor, president, raise the minimum wage, state, state of the union, supply and demand, unemployment, usa, work force
Posted on August 29, 2013
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The minimum wage ought to be higher, but not under current antibusiness antilabor conditions!
Category: Business & Economics, Politics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: business, economics, income, inflation, manalis analysis, minimum wage, politics, prices, public policy, small business, the motley experience
The price of gasoline has reached $4 per gallon again in some U.S. cities, hurting consumers and businesses, especially those who are poor and middle class. High prices are containing the U.S. and world economy. Before the onset of the war in Iraq, oil…
Category: Business & Economics, The Manalis AnalysisTags: afghanistan, business, cost of living, economics, economy, food prices, gas, gas prices, inflation, iraq, keystone xl pipeline, lower costs, manalis analysis, middle east, oil, petroleum, war
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