Economy

The agency projects the COVID-19 pandemic will cost the U.S. almost $8 trillion in lost economic output this decade.

It depends on how you read the data, economist Megan Greene of Harvard says.

Marketplace economics contributor Chris Farrell talks about COVID-19’s impact on long-term care.

It’s been eight weeks since the CARES Act became law. Will the economic crisis it was meant to combat get as bad as the Great Depression?

As Idaho reopens, Ashley Nelson is getting back in touch with clients and hoping they will be loyal to her.

That includes getting laid off, furloughed or having hours or pay reduced because of the pandemic.

New York City, with the most cases in the U.S., will be on a slower timeline.

Civil courts, for-profit companies and regulators regularly put price tags on human lives. But how?

A rise in domestic violence, a decline in car accidents and more.

Most of its business is with department stores, many of which are closed. “It’s been pretty much a disaster,” President Ken Natori says.