@TBPInvictus here. About a decade ago, the city of Seattle undertook to raise its minimum wage, over time, to $15/hour. Massive credit...
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Nothing ever really occurs in a vacuum. All events have preceding factors, with many prior elements bubbling below the...
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My long-standing skepticism about survey data has reached the point where I feel compelled to comment on the current state...
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The Misery Index — the combination of Inflation and unemployment — failed as a bearish criticism of the...
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It’s taken me months to organize all of my research for my next book project; it’s a lot of stuff, some dating back to...
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A quick note on the state of the economy in light of some recent data. Q1 2024 Gross Domestic Product expanded at a...
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At the Money: What Data Matters and What Doesn’t (April 24, 2024) Bill McBride has spent the past 20 years...
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Between book leave and COVID I have been pretty quiet lately. Since it’s been a few months, I thought we could take a...
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The transcript from this week’s, MiB: Ed Hyman on Using Economic Data Opportunistically, is below. You can stream and download...
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This week, we speak with Ed Hyman, founder and chairman of Evercore ISI International Ltd. and vice chairman of Evercore...
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