Cheaper, abundant energy shifting U.S. economy into growth period
Category - Economic Commentary
U.S. age demographics suggest below-trend economic growth
Leaders of Kentucky’s top law firms foresee steady economic improvement as businesses expand
BY THOMAS SOWELL Political crusades for raising the minimum wage are back again. Advocates of minimum wage laws often give themselves credit for being more...
BY LAWRENCE KUDLOW When Democratic Sen. Jon Tester of Montana announced last Friday that he would vote against Larry Summers’ putative candidacy for Fed chairman...
Summary* Reports from the 12 Federal Reserve Districts suggest overall economic activity expanded at a moderate pace during the reporting period from early April to late...
By Uric Dufrene Monthly jobs numbers were released today, and the report showed continued softening in the nation’s labor market. The unemployment rate declined to 8.1...
By Uric Dufrene The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the monthly Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment this past week, and the news was very encouraging for...
Accounting sector foresees rising demand for business services and expects firm mergers
Law firms still have their belts tightened but expect improved results in the coming year
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