Justin Fox
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Who Are These Federal Workers Trump Wants to Fire?
It’s non-Postal Service civilian jobs that the prospective Trump administration seems to have in its crosshairs, and there were 2,395,900 of those as of October.
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Who Are These Federal Workers Trump Wants to Fire?
It’s non-Postal Service civilian jobs that the prospective Trump administration seems to have in its crosshairs, and there were 2,395,900 of those as of October.
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GDP Is Stronger With A Blue White House And Red States
One possible solution to it is that the centerpiece of Republican economic policy for the past half century — cutting taxes — has less of an economic impact at the federal level than in the states.
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GDP Is Stronger With A Blue White House And Red States
One possible solution to it is that the centerpiece of Republican economic policy for the past half century — cutting taxes — has less of an economic impact at the federal level than in the states.
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WFH Is Moving To The Suburbs, Where It Makes Sense
High real estate prices and changing demographics were beginning to take the shine off of superstar cities worldwide even before the pandemic.
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Buffett And Berkshire’s Entertainment Value Is Waning
Can the conglomerate keep making money? Sure. But its days as a pop-culture phenomenon are numbered.
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A Christmas Tale From Long Ago: Santa Claus Was Black
In 1820s New York, children reportedly believed that a 'little old negro' came down the chimney to deliver presents. Whatever happened to him?
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Why Your Office Space Continues To Shrink
Despite more than a billion square feet of empty office space in the US, a return to roomier layouts and private offices does not seem to be in the cards.
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Why Your Office Space Continues To Shrink
Despite more than a billion square feet of empty office space in the US, a return to roomier layouts and private offices does not seem to be in the cards.
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Growth In Working-Age Population Ends. That’s Not All Bad.
The demographic shift probably means an economic slowdown, but it also offers opportunities for workers, especially lower-wage ones, and could bolster productivity.
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Minorities Are Delivering All The U.S. Labor Supply Growth
New hires by big companies are overwhelmingly among people of color in large part because that’s who’s entering the workforce. But what happens if layoffs come?
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Minorities Are Delivering All The U.S. Labor Supply Growth
New hires by big companies are overwhelmingly among people of color in large part because that’s who’s entering the workforce. But what happens if layoffs come?
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Biden's Economy Has The Best Growth Record Since Clinton
Then again, inflation under Biden is the worst since Carter, so there’s no cause for celebrating yet.
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Where Have People Gone All-Electric? Not The Places You’d Expect
Beyond switching to electricity, another priority of those hoping to cut carbon-dioxide emissions is substituting heat pumps.
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Where Have People Gone All-Electric? Not The Places You’d Expect
Beyond switching to electricity, another priority of those hoping to cut carbon-dioxide emissions is substituting heat pumps.
