…as the Aerospace Cranes and more are still on affordable rate. Manufacturing companies such as Gulf Rubber are still on producing high quality rubber products at affordable prices. If you…

…a near record pace. As a result, I expect wages to continue to increase sharply. Only when the trend in job openings rolls over, based on a 3 month average, do…

…immediate aftermath of World War 2. The Fed never raised rates, but price and mortgage rate increases overwhelmed the ability of consumers to keep pace. So they didn’t. Inflation abated…

…goods were rising at a 18.30% annual rate from those of the 1st quarter, or at a pace that would add about 1.28 percentage points to 2nd quarter GDP if…

…tariffs is for the most part on US consumers, not foreign suppliers (pace the treasonous and ignorant former president, who crowed about all the revenues we were raising from China). So…

…the pace of the increase in prices has slowed considerably from +24% YoY last July to +15% in May: In the past, as shown by the below comparison with the…

…words, a few employers are starting to throw in the towel. Meanwhile, the trend of workers quitting for better-paying jobs is continuing, but also at a slower pace. As a…

…three month average gain in jobs of 383,000, while below last year’s torrid pace, is still excellent. The unemployment and underemployment figures were also excellent, in several aspects setting new…

…steady pace of .25% per month, as shown in the graph below: Historically, as shown in the next two graphs, with the exception of 1960 it has taken *at least*…

…Center’s models have not saved money,” Smith wrote, “with several on pace to lose billions of dollars. Similarly, the majority of models do not show significant improvements in quality….” Smith’s…