A New York Federal Reserve survey finds that peoples’ perceptions about loans have shifted, even though many are in relatively good shape compared to last year.
The goal is to put participants on a path to employment.
State and local government jobs, especially in education, continue to lag behind the overall labor market, that showed job growth in October.
In Cathedral City, California, a new Amazon facility may attract workers from traditional tourism-economy jobs.
Costs include time off for workers to get shots, and the cost of testing for those who don’t want to get vaccinated.
‘Tis the season of high gas prices, long lines at rental car counters, and cancelled flights.
Between COVID, shifting policy, and “The Big Quit”, it’s hard to get a handle on how the employment picture’s changing.
Observers say inflation makes it harder to agree on a long-term contract.
The college will eliminate student loans in financial aid packages, issuing grants instead.
Econ Extra Credit newsletter #80
