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Turn Off, Tune Out, Drop Out

Turn Off, Tune Out, Drop Out An unknown but likely staggeringly large percentage of small business owners in the U.S. are an inch away from calling it quits and closing shop. Timothy Leary famously coined the definitive 60s counterculture phrase, “Turn on, tune in, drop out” in 1966. (According to Wikipedia, In a 1988 interview […]

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Imaginary Wage-Inflation Conundrum

Imaginary Wage-Inflation Conundrum Economists are puzzled over the wage growth conundrum. Wages were supposed to rise significantly. They didn’t. Why? Let’s start with a look at the conundrum expressed in a Tweet. Lisa Abramowicz ✔@lisaabramowicz1 This is a confusing jobs report. US employers added the most workers since mid-2016, but hourly wages didn’t increase as […]

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The Boomer Retirement Meme Is A Big Lie

THE BOOMER RETIREMENT MEME IS A BIG LIE As the labor participation rate and employment to population ratio linger near three decade lows, the mouthpieces for the establishment continue to perpetuate the Big Lie this is solely due to the retirement of Boomers. It’s their storyline and they’ll stick to it, no matter what the […]

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