The president polls negatively on issues like immigration, inflation, education, jobs, and more, the survey found. President Donald Trump talks to the press before departing from the South Lawn of the White House on July 19, 2019. Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images Honest, paywall-free news is rare. Please support our boldly independent journalism with a
After today’s jobs report, which showed unemployment at 3.7%, it’s now clear that the Federal Reserve does not need to create a job-loss recession to bring down the growth rate of inflation. The Fed has much to answer for after their massive rate hikes and quantitative tightening policy. These were created to bring down inflation
Image source, Getty ImagesBy Dharshini DavidGlobal trade correspondent, BBC NewsInflation is still higher in the UK than in many other rich nations so interest rates may yet stay higher for longer.So how is the UK fairing in other parts of our economic wellbeing? Include growth, jobs and taxes and it’s a mixed picture.Inflation For all
So what have been the costs of this productivity slowdown? Wood described an economy that was “older, fatter and slower”, but she could have also added “dumber”; her statistic that the average academic achievement of the average year nine student in 2018 was a full year behind the same student from 2003 is not exactly