Wages are falling fastest at the bottom of the income distribution.

The nation’s economic crisis, marked by unhinged inflation, has been developing for at least a decade, says economist Monica de Bolle.

Businesses have been finding ways to absorb wage increases without charging customers more.

“I wanted to have something that I could easily add on to my current workload,” says chemist April Oliver of Bozeman, Montana.

People in that age group have less time left to earn or save money for retirement and have had more time to accrue debt.

In 2021, the Istanbul Political Research Institute found that 12% of Turks over 65 were still working, in part because pensions are not adequate.

Consumers at almost every income level are finding ways to spend on getting out of the house.

Raphael Bostic says the Fed needs to stay focused on its goal of slowing down the economy and reducing inflation to its 2% target.

It all depends on the questions pollsters ask. “How are you doing?” will elicit a different answer than “How do you feel about inflation?”

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