Less than 11% of people with federal student debt are repaying their loans during Covid-19 Economics |
- Less than 11% of people with federal student debt are repaying their loans during Covid-19
- An AI can simulate an economy millions of times to create fairer tax policy
- Iran dumps dollar for yuan
- China GDP growth headed for 5.2% in Q3 rebound: Nikkei survey
- Chinese billionaires rebuild wealth to US$1.68 trillion, the size of Russia’s economy, by seizing coronavirus-led opportunities, UBS-PwC report says |
- Geneva introduces world highest minimum wage of $25 an hour
- The government is expecting one in three companies in the UK to fail
- Why the U.S. economy could approach ‘stall speed’ after stimulus talks collapse
- The Economic Case against a Second Airline Payroll Bailout
- Bidenomics: The good the bad and the unknown
- Opinion: What record growth numbers miss about the economic recovery
- Billionaires see fortunes rise 27% during the pandemic
- Watching Friday’s jobs data for the dreaded K-shaped recovery
- By 2021, as many as 150 million people likely to be in extreme poverty due to COVID-19: World Bank
- Cruise ship dismantling booms in Turkey after pandemic scuttles sector
- Some 3,500 U.S. companies sue over Trump-imposed Chinese tariffs
- Implications for consumer credit? August consumer credit down 2.1%; revolving credit down 11.3%; nonrevolving credit up 0.8% (SAAR)
- Startups supported by ARPA-E were more innovative than others but an investment gap may remain
- Bruegel: Without good governance EU recovery could fail
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