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Tag: Macroeconomy

In a Tight Labor Market, Unions Are Smaller but Bolder

Throughout 2022, the labor movement made headlines in various industries and states across the country. Reports of strikes and...
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The Fed’s Dilemma: Financial Distress or Entrenched Inflation?

Silicon Valley Bank’s failure from a lightning-quick bank run on March 10, the second largest in US history, has...
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Hitting The Snooze Button on the Recession Alarm Clock 

The U.S. added 311,000 net new jobs in February and the unemployment rate rose to 3.6%.  For the eleventh...
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Canada’s Labor Market Sweet as Syrup

In Canada, recession fears continue to be pushed further into the future, as the economy’s labor market hums along....
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Inflation Came in Hot, But Consumers Remain Hotter

Consumers spent strongly at the start of the year, complicating the Federal Reserve’s efforts to slow inflation. The Personal...
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Inflationship Status? It’s Complicated

Inflation has seeped into our economy and taken over public discourse. And, though we are all obsessed with inflation...
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Unfortunately, Hard And Soft Data Agree In The UK 

We recently noted the divergence between soft economic indicators and hard economic data for the U.S. and Germany. For...
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The US Economy Shrugged off a “Vibecession” Last Year 

Kyla Scanlon popularized the notion of a “vibecession” last year. It’s a funny term that means serious business. The...
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Soft Data Hums Recession, but Hard Data Sings a Different Song 

There is no doubt that the energy price shock resulting from the war in Ukraine has hit the European...
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Why Are Recruiting Costs Easing?

The tight labor market and competitive nature of recruiting since 2020 sent key costs like cost-per-application and cost-per-click skyrocketing....
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A “Wow” Jobs Report

The U.S. labor market continues to leave us searching for superlatives. Simply put: it’s on a tear, adding 517,000...
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The BoE’s Renewed “Optimism” About the Economic Outlook

The Bank of England (BoE) just hiked its policy rate by another 50 basis points to 4% as U.K....
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Slowing Wage Growth Is Actually a Good Thing

The U.S. labor market has remained resiliently strong, despite tech layoffs, recession fears, and still-high (but ebbing) inflation. A...
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What Threats Could Crack Cooling Inflation?

Inflation may be turning a corner but there are still threats that could run it off the road. Some...
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Will the Bank of England Engineer a Long-Lasting Recession? 

We recently published a piece on the U.K. economy in which we discuss the outlook for economic growth and...
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Is the UK Headed for a White-Collar Recession? 

The U.K. economy has performed quite poorly since the beginning of the pandemic, being one of the few advanced...
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Are We Witnessing “Immaculate Disinflation”?

Inflation is turning a corner. Growth is slowing but still positive. The labor market is resiliently strong. Simply put,...
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2022 Ends On A Great Note

In 2022, the U.S. economy added over 4 million jobs and the labor force expanded by 2.5 million people....
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A Year in Charts: Recruiting in 2022

For recruiters, 2022 was… a year. Starting off still reeling from the Omicron variant, ending with record-high inflation and...
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A Gift of Inflation Knowledge

Even the most joyful holiday tables can include a Grinch harping on about less-than-cheery discussions. Inflation has been the...
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