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The average American consumer plans to spend less on holiday gifts this year, according to a new Gallup poll. Gallup’s initial…
It will take decades to calculate the damage caused by the Great Recession, but there is little doubt that even…
Retirees are struggling right now because investment returns are so low that their pensions and IRAs are not producing enough…
Economists, including those at the Fed, are concerne that the U.S. could enter a deflationary cycle. Companies are forced to…
The newest Beige Book from the Federal Reserve might make you wonder why on earth quantitative easing is necessary. Low…
Americans continue to stay out of diploma lines. The American Council On Education has issued a new report that says…
A recent survey about America’s financial literacy shows that people who don’t know the difference between a stock and a…
Total gifts to major charities fell sharply last year, which should not come as a major surprise. The Chronicle of…
The US Treasury Department announced the final numbers for the nation’s budget deficit for the fiscal year which ended on…
The Labor Department has two key reports out showing somewhat differing trends. The Producer Price Index, ow wholesale inflation, met…
The Brookings Hamilton Project recently pointed out that some of the communities affected by the 1980 to 1982 recession have…
Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive officer of Pacific Investment Management Co., coined the phrase “the new normal” some time ago. Now,…
The National Association of Business Economics cut its forecast for 2010 and 2011 growth. This makes it more likely that…
[ One of the recurring nightmares that the Administration and many economists have is the that fear of the recession…
Poverty is supposed to be primarily an urban problem. Many believe cities are home to the chronically unemployed and minorities…
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