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Millennials are the unluckiest generation in U.S. history -
touzafair.comr/Economics • u/BousWakebo • 9h ago
Editorial Why there may be no return to ‘normal’ for the U.S. used vehicle market
cnbc.comr/Economics • u/Rollyman1 • 12h ago
News Russians reluctantly embrace Chinese cars after Western brands depart
cnnm.liver/Economics • u/marketrent • 4h ago
News Car debt piles up as more Americans owe thousands more than vehicles are worth
latimes.comr/Economics • u/Jessica_Frandsen08 • 2h ago
News Officials have described the banking system as "sound and resilient" despite the withdrawal of almost $100 billion in deposits from banks. - ProfessPost
professpost.comr/Economics • u/Fluffy_Surprise8251 • 4h ago
Research What are your thoughts on this clip?
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r/Economics • u/dreaded_python • 10h ago
Research GPTs are GPTs: An Early Look at the Labor Market Impact Potential of Large Language Models
arxiv.orgr/Economics • u/hogujak • 45m ago
News The fed reported US banks borrrowed $475B last week... banks are still sound and resilient?
twitter.comOnly resilient thing is the fed's printer.
I am guessing this is why Yellen and Jpow had an "emergency"meeting on friday.
r/Economics • u/BabyLlama-Drama • 1d ago
U.S. Energy Secretary says it Could Take Years to Refill Strategic Petroleum Reserve - Could Put US Energy Security at Risk
reuters.comr/Economics • u/picsit • 1d ago
Buy-or-Rent Premium Is Highest Since 2006 Housing Bubble
bloomberg.comr/Economics • u/Express_Turn_5489 • 21h ago
News Deutsche Bank Shares Plunge Amid Global Financial System Fears
kumaonjagran.comr/Economics • u/AptitudeSky • 6h ago
News US Mulls More Support for Banks While Giving First Republic Time
bloomberg.comr/Economics • u/a_simple_ham • 20m ago
Statistics U.S Home Prices Are The Most Unaffordable They've Been In Nearly 100 Years
longtermtrends.netr/Economics • u/That_Teach_9224 • 13h ago
Blog Home office: How Apple is now enforcing the obligation to be present
techaint.comr/Economics • u/DigitalFidgetal • 15h ago
Blog The US Economy. One hundred years. Coming full circle. Went from the 1920s depression or subsistence economy to 1950s post-war economic boom, prestige economy, followed by busts, recessions, quantitative easing, and now slowly grinding to a halt. Back to a subsistence economy? What do you all think?
think-boundless.comr/Economics • u/greyenlightenment • 5h ago
News Clueless Wall Street Is Racing to Size Up Zero-Day Options Boom
bloomberg.comr/Economics • u/lughnasadh • 7h ago
Research The limits of expert judgment: Lessons from social science forecasting during the pandemic
phys.orgr/Economics • u/BabyLlama-Drama • 1d ago
Deutsche Bank (DBK) Share Price Plunges in Renewed Bout of Stress as Banking Fears Reignite
archive.isr/Economics • u/MilkshakeBoy78 • 5h ago
Statistics How Millennials compare with prior generations
pewresearch.orgr/Economics • u/RichKatz • 21h ago
Research Summary Bond Trading May Be Sending a Recession Warning (Joe Rennison)
nytimes.comr/Economics • u/rudy_batts • 1d ago
News Bank of England Lifts Rates by Quarter Point, Following Fed
wsj.comr/Economics • u/OregonTripleBeam • 1d ago
Research Summary A new study shows that four years after Canada legalized cannabis for adult use, nearly six out of every ten neighborhoods in the country is located within a five-minute drive of a dispensary, demonstrating the level of access afforded to consumers.
marijuanamoment.netr/Economics • u/BabyLlama-Drama • 1d ago