Segments From This Episode

• Labor market continues to slow, private data shows

  by Samantha Fields

  

  ADP’s monthly report shows private firms added jobs in October, for the first time since July. Meanwhile, Indeed data shows job openings slumped at the end of October.

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• How are tariff rates set?

  by Sean McHenry

  Ernie Tedeschi at the Budget Lab at Yale explains how tariff rates are set, both now and in the past.

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• How We Survive: The land problem

  by Amy Scott

  Host Amy Scott goes meat shopping with journalist Michael Grunwald and talks about his new book “We Are Eating the Earth,” in which he argues that in order to feed a growing population on a hotter planet, we’ll have to produce more food with less land

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• The Numbers

  by Amy Scott

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• The housing market looks K-shaped, too

  by Daniel Ackerman

  

  First-time buyers are going in one direction, while experienced buyers and sellers with equity are going in another.

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• Southwest was a "friend" to plus-size flyers. Now it's changing its policy.

  by Savannah Peters

  

  Southwest’s customer of size policy gave larger-bodied passengers a rare break on the cost of an extra seat. The airline will cut that accommodation early next year.

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