Fuel Inflation and Airline Pilot Shortage
With Covid seemingly coming to and end, the demand for air travel had started coming back to life so much so that airlines are now passing on fuel charges and…
With Covid seemingly coming to and end, the demand for air travel had started coming back to life so much so that airlines are now passing on fuel charges and…
Two interesting bits of information this week. CNBC reports that retail sales surged 3.8 percent in January. Consumer spending bounced back sharply in January as rising inflation and a post-holiday…
The Wall Street Journal had a great report by Lisa Bannon on what an age 60+ workforce might look like over the next decade. We’ve been pondering this ourselves and…
The Guardian is reporting that Tesco’s chairman, the UK’s largest grocer, is expecting food inflation of a whopping 5% for 2022. “In some ways the worst is still to come…
The great debate seems to be whether we are headed in for a recession or an expansion. The latest jobs report shows more jobs added than expected at 467,000 and…
Do you remember high school algebra? Perhaps you were a specially smart kid and took algebra in the seventh or eight grade and already know what this formula might be:…
Some bloggers spend their time looking at bond yields for clues to inflation and if that were your only lens to inflation, you would have been woefully wrong this entire…
We’ve written a great deal about how 60+ million baby boomer retiring over the next decade are going to drain the labor force of productivity but what does that mean…
A very good article from Reuters via Yahoo Finance about Germany’s ongoing demographic problem worthy of a read in its entirety. Germany’s new coalition government wants to attract 400,000 qualified…
The Texas Tribune is reporting on how ‘maternity deserts’ are popping up all over rural Texas and the cause isn’t covid but that certainly helped accelerate the problem. Declining populations…