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Personal consumption expenditure per capita has grown only 1.1 percent over the past 12 months

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How Obamacare Begets Gender Inequality By Casey Mulligan In the past four decades, millions of American women have entered the workfor...

The labor market really jumped in September. Part of this is rounding error on weekly hours, which went to 34.6 after six consecutive mont...

Real personal consumption expenditures per capita grew a lot from July to August (0.5 percent in one month; annualized that's 5.7 percen...

Copyright, Dow Jones & Company Whether the Affordable Care Act lives up to its name depends on how, or whether, you consider its conseq...

Posted over a year ago as Modern Wage Economics: Too Subtle for the Blogosphere? , but some fallacies never die : Our economy uses a lot l...

The payroll report shows +142k (change from July to Aug), which seems low, but note that it excludes self-employed and agricultural workers....

per person, it was less in July than each of the prior 4 months.