r/Economics Discussion Thread - 03 December 2020 Economics |
- r/Economics Discussion Thread - 03 December 2020
- Wages for the top 1% skyrocketed 160% since 1979 while the share of wages for the bottom 90% shrunk. Time to remake wage pattern with economic policies that generate robust wage-growth for vast majority
- Covid Shrinks the Labor Market, Pushing Out Women and Baby Boomers
- Inside the cutthroat bidding war for Covid-19 nurses
- World food prices hit 6-year high amid COVID pandemic: World food prices have risen for the sixth month in a row, hitting the "highest level since December 2014" according to the FAO. A UN report said the coronavirus pandemic has been a major driver of food inequality
- Our make-believe economy is here to stay
- "The workforce is automating faster than expected, displacing 85 million jobs in the next five years. "
- Why the Fed Needs Public Banks
- Why is inflation so low
- Economic Injury Disaster Loans
- Investors pricing in a perfect recovery from Covid-19 risk a rude awakening
- Global wealth report on the pandemic
- Visa Wants to Buy Plaid, and With It, Transaction Data for Millions of People
- Container Shipping Is Booming Again. That Probably Won’t Last.
- Covid-19 leaves a legacy of increased inequality | The phasing-out of income support and cuts to public services will hurt
- Peter Thiel-Backed Startup Luminar to Go Public in $3.4 Billion Merger
- Fed Board Member Brainard's speech on Climate Change and Monetary Policy
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