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What’s Up With Inflation

Jul 21, 2022

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mwkruse

in Calmly Considered Podcast Video, Politics, Public Policy

Dr. Allan Bevere and I reflect on what inflation is, how it is used in politics, and what it might mean for Christians.

Saturday Links

Jan 12, 2013

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mwkruse

in Africa, Business, Demography, Economic Development, Economic News, Gender and Sex, Health and Medicine, Links – Saturday, Sports and Entertainment, Technology, Technology (Digital, Telecom, & Internet), Trends: Economic, Trends: Social, Vocation

1. Too often, Westerners perceive the African economy as a monolithic basket case. There are actually many very hopeful regions. Ozwald Boateng explains Why entrepreneurs are back in Africa 2. Want a higher-paying occupation? Here Are The Jobs With The Biggest Wage Growth Right Now 3. Lots of recent talk about whether or not e-books…

The 10 Things In Economics That Everybody Should Know

Dec 3, 2012

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mwkruse

in Economics

Business Insider: The 10 Things In Economics That Everybody Should Know We discuss a lot of economic concepts here, but sometimes it's good to go back over the basics. Balaji Viswanathan, CEO of ZingFin.com, has written a great post on Quora, going over the 10 concepts that everybody should know. It's a very good overview…

Interactive: How far will $35 go at the grocery store through the decades?

Oct 30, 2012

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mwkruse

in Capitalism and Markets, Trends: Economic

Marketplace: Interactive: How far will $35 go at the grocery store through the decades? Ever wonder how far your money goes at the grocery store today compared to decades past? When you adjust food prices for inflation, you might be surprised to learn that your dollars go further today compared to 30 years ago —…

DJIA, CPI, and U. S. History – 1913 to Present

Jan 18, 2011

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mwkruse

in Economic News, History, Trends: Economic

Check out this graph by Joshua Brown at Christian Science Monitor.

A year in nine pictures

Dec 29, 2010

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mwkruse

in Economic News, Trends: Economic

Economist: A year in nine pictures THE global property bust that pulled the world into recession in 2008 began to lift in 2010. House prices turned up in Britain and stabilised in America (chart 1) but slid further in Spain. The process of deleveraging kept rich-world inflation subdued (chart 2). …

Economic Status (Part 1)

Feb 13, 2008

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mwkruse

in Economics, Series: Social Indicators 2007, Trends: Economic, Weatlh and Income Distribution

SOCIAL INDICATORS 2007 Economic status is usually cast in terms of income and wealth. When we talk about economic justice, we typically have one of two things in mind. First, we are asking if people have sufficient resources. Second, we are asking how income and wealth are distributed throughout society. Two critical factors in these…

Economic Status (Part 1)

Dec 19, 2006

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mwkruse

in Economics, Poverty, Series: Social Indicators, Trends: Economic

SOCIAL INDICATORS 2006 Economic Status (Part 1) Economic status is usually cast in terms of income and wealth. When discussing economic justice, we typically have one of two things in mind. First, we ask if each person has sufficient resources to live on. Second, we are asking how income and wealth are distributed throughout society.…

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