February 2024, total net Electricity production
…did not move West Virginia to better economics. Fossil fuels are still a large part of the production of electricity. In February 2024, the total net electricity production in total…
…did not move West Virginia to better economics. Fossil fuels are still a large part of the production of electricity. In February 2024, the total net electricity production in total…
…Position (NIIP). 3 Measures of “personal” income, “household” income, and “national” income ignore holding gains, even while holding gains comprise ~50% of households’ total property income, total return on assets….
…total separations in June changed little at 5.1 million. This measure was down by 544,000 over the year. The total separations rate was little changed at 3.2 percent in June….
…the net immigration of people in that category to average around 200,000 per year.1 In the agency’s projections, the net immigration of other foreign nationals exceeds that rate by a total of…
…represented the largest share of U.S. agricultural imports in 2024 at $29.08 billion, or 13.7% of total ag imports. Tropical fruits contribute heavily to the total. Coffee follows a similar…
A mixed picture on real personal income, savings, and spending in March, and real total sales in February – by New Deal democrat As I’ve indicated a number of times…
…Title 3 $13 billion Health Insurance for the Unemployed ($13 billion) Title 4 $20 billion Health Information Technology (???) Title 5 $89 billion Medicaid ($89 billion) Total $248 billion So…
…Budget is entitled Summary of State Population, Employees, and Expenditures and provides a couple of useful pieces of information, which we graph. Our first graph compares total revenues and total…
UPDATE: From SCOTUSblog: “The bottom line: the entire ACA is upheld, with the exception that the federal government’s power to terminate states’ Medicaid funds is narrowly read.” TOTAL, TOTAL VICTORY…
…of total US compensation, 7.3% in 2009 and likely higher now (data are truncated at 2009). My view is that economists underestimate the wealth effects on consumption in the financial…