CEO compensation surged 14% in 2019 to $21.3 million: CEOs now earn 320 times as much as a typical worker Economics |
- CEO compensation surged 14% in 2019 to $21.3 million: CEOs now earn 320 times as much as a typical worker
- Study predicts millions of unsellable homes could upend market
- Nearly 40% of cash-strapped Americans can't last a month on savings
- Surprising COVID-19 side effect: More companies adopt the 4-day workweek
- Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and the rest of the ‘Oligarchic Dozen’ just reached a ‘disturbing milestone’
- NBER paper: When people are shown an economics explainer video about the benefits and costs of raising taxes, they become significantly more likely to support more progressive taxation.
- Weak Labor Protections Make the United States More Vulnerable to COVID-19
- Unemployment rate by state. This is pretty interesting. Why is Kentucky so low??
- American CEOs now make 320 times what their workers earn
- What Unemployment Statistics Obscure About Temporary Layoffs
- The cost for U.S. and European companies to move manufacturing out of China could reach $1 trillion over five years, according to new research
- S&P 500 is exactly where it was right before the crash
- Fed officials expect that coronavirus will 'weigh heavily' on the economy, minutes show
- Forecasts for UK economy get worse and worse
- Government announces ‘legally binding targets’ to tackle climate change
- 1 in 4 hotels can't pay their mortgages - Will commercial & residential mortgage defaults cause major banks to fail?
- Secret Gyms And The Economics Of Prohibition
- Is Trump Killing His Favorite Industry?: Leasing off oil and gas permits in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge may do more harm than good for fossil fuel producers
- 2030 Is the New 2050: The Oil Industry Begins to Unwind | BP’s plan to reduce oil production is seismic because of what it says about the decade past and the decade to come, the authors write.
- Stocks cut gains after Fed raises concerns about economic outlook amid pandemic
- MMT: The antidote to a post-pandemic great recession? Classical economics would prescribe decades of austerity to pay off the levels of government spending seen in the COVID-19 pandemic. But there’s another way, say modern monetary theorists.
- S. Korea tipped to rank 9th in 2020 global GDP rankings | Yonhap News Agency
- The Guardian view on ending the eviction ban: premature and heartless | Editorial
- Monetary Myth-Busting: An Interview With Stephanie Kelton: why national debt is not an obstacle to progress—and why the government can afford to fund its priorities
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