Economy

Most executives predict that consumers will continue to be more selective this year.

The number of companies debuting IPOs in 2022 hit its lowest level in years. Just 181 companies went public then compared to over 1,000 in 2021. Experts say this year looks a little brighter.

Higher interest rates and inflation still spark anxiety. But wages have grown, and some have a greater feeling of financial security.

The current debt ceiling fight reflects old concerns about government debt, says economist Michael Boskin.

A new book explores the historical relationship between austerity, the labor force, and fascism.

In January, business inventories expanded. That’s a positive sign about the economy’s health.

Consumer debt levels have been rising. While wage gains have helped people pay off debt, those gains have been slowing down.

President Biden is likely to tout the strong job market and recovery from the pandemic recession.

Professor Homa Zarghamee explores issues tied to wealth distribution and explains how economics translates into policies that affect people’s lives.

The more people switch jobs, the better the odds anybody can find a better one.