It sometimes feels to me like discussions of environmental issues and sustainability have a tendency to end up being phrased in terms of greenhouse gases and climate change.
The Bank of England has opted to keep interest rates at 5.25% following a closely contested vote, potentially indicating the peak of borrowing costs after almost two years of rate hikes.
I seem to run into comments on a semi-regular basis about how the policies of either President Biden or President Trump either are bringing back US manufacturing jobs or have already done so. Thus, a quick reality check seemed in order.
Considerable evidence has been suggesting for some time now that children suffered learning loss from the K-12 during the pandemic.
It is remarkable but true that per capita US economic growth has hewed close to a trendline of 2% per year for the last 150 years.
The World Development Report is one of the flagship annual reports for the World Bank: for 2023, the theme is “Migrants, Refugees, and Societies.”
Traditionally, the United States has relied on government surveys to gather essential data on employment, income, and other critical aspects of the economy.