Millennials Kill Industries Because They're Poor: Fed Report Economics |
- Millennials Kill Industries Because They're Poor: Fed Report
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- Fed Says Millennials Are Just Like Their Parents. Only Poorer -- Millennials, long presumed to have less interest in the nonstop consumption of goods that underpins the American economy, might not be that different after all, a new study from the Federal Reserve says
- A “subprime” crisis in housing? Think again: MIT Economist Antoinette Schoar and colleagues found that middle-class homebuyers had more to do with 2008’s real estate crash than the less-wealthy consumers usually blamed for it (Q&A)
- China November factory growth stalls as orders shrink
- Cash-strapped millennials turning to installment plans to pay for T-shirts, jeans
- U.S. Life Expectancy Falls Further
- 30,000 empty homes and nowhere to live: inside Dublin’s housing crisis
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- State of The Economy - November 2018
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- Fed Says Millennials Are Just Like Their Parents. Only Poorer
- Risks for world economy, markets if U.S. yields hold above 3 pct
- Brazen unilateralism: The US-China tariff war in perspective
- London to lose €800bn to Frankfurt as banks prepare for Brexit
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- New York’s Wealthiest Cut Losses as Manhattan Real Estate Falters
- Higher Estate Taxes Can Prevent a Nation of Dynasties
- Unemployment rate fell to a record low in many countries. What does it mean?
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- Don’t Just Blame Trump for GM’s Layoffs—Blame GM
- IMF:Regional Labor Mobility in Finland(PDF)
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