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Jobs materialized, and most importantly, the standard of living increased. Productivity gains meant the old six-day work week could drop to five days. That gave America a gift we still enjoy: Saturday. P.P.S. Fortunately, FDR was not able implement his “Second Bill of Rights” or his ...
Jobs Survey Smackdown! The Inside Economics team dissects yet another upside surprise in the February jobs report and ponders the mixed messages between the payroll and household surveys. Employment is coming in hot but the unemployment rate rose to its highest level in over a year and wage gr...
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just as liberalism was dying out as a political force. “Stagflation” came into the political lexicon under his presidential watch, while his environmentalism, commitment to public education, defense of workers rights to decent jobs & wages, etc, were crushed by the forces of Reaganomics in the...
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corporations have become more global, jobs more demanding, and leadership more critical, so we should maybe double or triple that. But at the end of the day I don’t see how anyone could argue that a CEO should be paid a base salary that is more than 100 times what the lowest earning...
Yeah, that's a problem. To say nothing of the fact that the economy is not going to stop opening jobs—kind of like your hiring managers. THE BOTTOM LINE IS THIS: Policy matters. We talk all the time about whether to add sign-on bonuses and other features to make our hiring more su...
And here is a critical point: this doesn’t create jobs! The government has no resources of its own. To spend money to generate jobs in one sector, the government must take money from another sector, thus destroying jobs. This policy would actually leave the country poorer, giving us fewer...
central banks have (belatedly) done their jobs, New Zealand inflation was forecast to be well inside the target range by now, on RB projections from just prior to this government taking office, anything but the most draconian fiscal adjustments simply wouldn’t have had time to have made a ...