Today’s Doctored CPI Inflation Release Is Like a Bad Joke, but Very Serious
Unpacking the data crime in the new inflation report: a bizarre fall in housing costs, aka Owners Equivalent of Rent, which is 26% of CPI.
Read more...Unpacking the data crime in the new inflation report: a bizarre fall in housing costs, aka Owners Equivalent of Rent, which is 26% of CPI.
Read more...Even with concerns about using AI in medicine, proponents contend doctors can properly oversee its use. Is that realistic?
Read more...Some updates on the US capture of an oil tanker that had just departed from Venezuela.
Read more...A detailed discussion of how AI data-center investment boom is soking a societally and financially costly bubble
Read more...Steve Keen was one of the few economists to predict the 2008 crisis. His call for a 2026 crash looks all too credible.
Read more...How the Fed’s use of wages as a key inflation measure started as a war on labor and continues to operate that way.
Read more...Trump’s failing about, now on inflation and affordability, is becoming more desperate.
Read more...The logical conclusion of the intensive health monitoring fad: an internet of beings of continuous tracking and daily intervention.
Read more...Heavy metals are a legitimate food safety concern. That has created a mini-industry of conflicted measurement and certification players.
Read more...A much needed, detailed debunking of Trump’s claim that Thanksgiving meal costs, and by implicaiton inflation, are declining.
Read more...How Trump’s new healthcare gimmick would lead to more medical bankruptcies, more unaffordable care, and more Americans dying unnecessarily.
Read more...Peeling back another layer of the AI onion, today on datacenter financing.
Read more...Unemployment among young graduates has hit a sustained high level in many countries, which will produce further social and economic harm.
Read more...The Financial Times has re-reported cautious but devastating-looking findings by Ed Zitron on OpenAI’s inference costs and truthfulness.
Read more...Due to the shutdown, official economic data has slowed to a crawl. Policymakers, markets, and citizens are turning to private-sector numbers.
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