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The extent to which industries make use of their production capacity has a bearing on inflation.
Constant requests for feedback can provide useful info for firms. But there are alternatives to overdoing it and annoying customers.
The changes will impact the way American Indians and Alaska Natives show up in federal data, and could further obscure our understanding of economic conditions for Native people in this country.
It’s one of those terms we hear attached to economic data all the time. But what is seasonal adjustment and how is it done?
Surfline follows conditions at hundreds of beaches all over the world, but some surfers don’t think it’s so swell.
The keepers of GDP continually update their calculations as more information becomes available.
The threat comes just when the Federal Reserve really needs a clear picture of how the economy is doing.
Uber and Lyft drivers receive personalized wages based on data the companies collect about them, according to a new legal study.
Jon Clifton weighs in on workplace engagement, global unhappiness and why it’s sometimes a good thing when polls confirm conventional wisdom.
Low levels of worker protections correlate to a lower standard of living, researcher says.