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Is Reaganomics dead? One of President Reagan's top economic advisors tells us, "Yes, and good riddance."
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In this episode of The Shakeout, we look toward the rollout of a long-awaited vaccine and the prospect of returning to normal.
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There's a short list of things health experts have implored everyone to do: Wear a mask, wash your hands, and stay home. On this episode of The Shakeout, we explore the ramifications of that last point. Every industry that caters to travelers is facing a huge, growing shortfall, particularly in Texas, home to two major airlines and a sprawling tourism sector. With outbreaks of the virus still rippling across the United States and the rest of the world, the public remains justifiably wary of getting on a crowded plane or checking into a hotel. That wariness translates to a deep uncertainty among workers whose jobs in those industries are on the line, while those who already lost their jobs are trying to figure out what happens next.
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The Nobel Prize-winning economist says he would initiate a large spending program in response to the country’s economic issues.
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With the coronavirus pandemic, climate change crisis and worldwide political tensions, humankind faces an uncertain future.In his new book "The New Map:…
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An estimated 37 million domestic jobs could be lost in the U.S. due to temporary shutdowns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, which had infected more than…
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There are multiple indicators of a still-healthy U.S. economy, but others that signal the possibility of a looming recession. What should you know about…
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In early April, Governor Greg Abbott, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and Speaker Dennis Bonnen announced that they will support a proposal to raise the…
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is raising the benchmark borrowing rate to a range of 2.25 percent to 2.50 percent, a move that would put it at the highest level in a decade.
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Why are more Americans turning from commercial banks to alternative financial services?For many members of the 99%, keeping a bank account open costs more…