Correspondent & Host
Sabri is a correspondent and host for Marketplace based in New York City. He has many, many plants.
Monthly data from the Federal Reserve shows a slowdown in shipments, new orders and employment in the sector.
This month Social Security checks went up by an 8.7% cost of living increase. But what happens to social security in the future?
Immigrants have accounted for a major share of labor force growth for years, increasing production, which keeps inflation lower, experts say.
We don’t yet know if the Fed’s rate hikes have fully shown up in the economy. That could take many months.
Per the consumer price index, bread and cookies cost more dough because their ingredients do too. Yes, the government tracks cookies.
Whether they $60 a barrel price cap will continue to work in the long run is an open question though.
The antibiotics market is “fragile and broken,” but governments are considering some fixes.
The conflict has forced the continent to rely on coal.
A social science theory dives into the mechanics of who you know.
The free market is pretty simple: There’s supply, there’s demand, they meet somewhere in the middle. If there’s a need, there’s a product. But sometimes, that system breaks down, as it has in the market for antibiotics.
