Sunday Night Futures
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Weekend:
• Schedule for Week of May 12, 2024
Monday:
• No major economic releases scheduled.
From CNBC: Pre-Market Data and Bloomberg futures S&P 500 and D...
10 hours ago
I live in the USA and I am concerned about the future. I created this blog to share my thoughts on the economy and anything else that might catch my attention.
6 comments:
Average annual age 18-60 population growth (parentheticals are with 1M/yr immigrant rate since 1960)
1970s: +1.0% (+1.6%)
1980s: +0.6% (+1.1%)
1990s: +0.6% (+1.0%)
2000s: +0.5% (+0.9%)
2010s: ~0.0% (+0.4%)
2020s: +0.1% (+0.5%)
Troy,
If today is officially Cheer Me Up Thursday and our economic prosperity is dependent on exponential growth, then you are getting off to an awful start, lol. Sigh.
Is there any US industry today wanting for more workers?
I guess ND is doing pretty good now -- 3% UE and ~20,000 new mining jobs
incomes are up, but what the Land Giveth, the Land Taketh Awayeth.
US industry does not want more workers. It wants current workers to do alot more for alot less.
So far, so good...
Troy,
Is there any US industry today wanting for more workers?
The Soylent Green industry? I can't believe I went there.
Fritz_O,
The end game is one highly compensated CEO with a billion intelligent robots.
It's theoretical of course. In practice things might have some unintended consequences.
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