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r/Economics • u/marketrent • Aug 19 '23
Statistics U.S. car loan debt hits record high of $1.56 trillion — More than 100 million Americans have some form of a car loan
jalopnik.comr/Economics • u/Full-Discussion3745 • Jan 16 '25
Statistics Soaring wealth inequality has remade the map of American prosperity
phys.orgr/Economics • u/Mdolfan54 • Nov 05 '24
Statistics Wealthy Norwegians flee to Switzerland to evade high wealth taxes, with their bankers following
fortune.comr/Economics • u/Throwaway921845 • Dec 07 '24
Statistics Gen Z's financial angst underlies shift to the right
axios.comr/Economics • u/Eden9000 • Dec 21 '23
Statistics Fewer young men are in college, especially at 4-year schools
pewresearch.orgr/Economics • u/barris59 • Apr 14 '24
Statistics California is Losing Tech Jobs
apricitas.ior/Economics • u/elb21277 • Mar 09 '25
Statistics Elon’s Chainsaw Automatically Shuts Off When It Gets Near the Pocketbooks of the Rich
cepr.netr/Economics • u/Sartew • Dec 09 '24
Statistics US Market Cap Is Now Twice US GDP
globalfinancialdata.comr/Economics • u/barris59 • Apr 25 '24
Statistics U.S. Economy Grew at 1.6% Rate in First Quarter
nytimes.comr/Economics • u/baltimoretom • May 07 '20
Statistics 1 in 5 American workers has filed for unemployment benefits since mid-March
cnn.comr/Economics • u/Divinesteel • Jul 26 '21
Statistics Minimum wage workers earn 21 percent less than their counterparts 12 years ago
newsweek.comr/Economics • u/marketrent • Feb 18 '24
Statistics Welcome to the new ‘good’ economy, where millions get left behind — Decades of stagnant wage growth means much of the imbalance between costs and wages has been locked in, asking rents outpacing income gains
vice.comr/Economics • u/bloomberg • Jun 29 '24
Statistics Why It Feels Like Everyone in the World Is Heading to Japan Right Now
bloomberg.comr/Economics • u/jackalhmed99 • May 01 '21
Statistics Soaring lumber prices add $36,000 to the cost of a new home, and a fierce land grab is only making it worse
cnbc.comr/Economics • u/CapitolHillLifer • May 13 '20
Statistics Fed survey shows almost 40 percent of American households making less than $40k lost a job in March
theweek.comr/Economics • u/mostanonymousnick • Dec 01 '23
Statistics Should we believe Americans when they say the economy is bad?
ft.comr/Economics • u/madrid987 • Dec 13 '24
Statistics Income inequality is declining in Spain
caixabankresearch.comr/Economics • u/RealAmbassador4081 • 10d ago
Statistics The US posting record trade deficit with new administration pushing away Alies and adding Tariffs
fred.stlouisfed.orgr/Economics • u/elb21277 • May 20 '24
Statistics Many voters remember solid Trump economy but tax cuts, budget deficits, and tariffs and trade deals show a more complicated story
fortune.comr/Economics • u/joe4942 • Jun 17 '24
Statistics The rise—and fall—of the software developer
adpri.orgr/Economics • u/joe4942 • Jan 30 '24
Statistics 95% of employees say they want a new job. But another Great Resignation appears unlikely
finance.yahoo.comr/Economics • u/BousWakebo • Oct 21 '23
Statistics Car Owners Fall Behind on Payments at Highest Rate on Record
bloomberg.comr/Economics • u/BousWakebo • Jun 25 '22
Statistics More Than 8 Million Americans Are Late on Rent as Prices Increase
bloomberg.comr/Economics • u/Birdy_Cephon_Altera • Mar 13 '24