Headlines from Across the MAP
Feb 17, 2022The average U.S. household is spending an additional $276 a month because of inflation that is rising at its fastest rate in 40 years, a new economic analysis showed. The squeeze stems from higher prices across a range of products and services, including cars, gasoline, furniture and groceries.
- The Wall Street Journal: "Higher Inflation Is Probably Costing You $276 a Month"
- Visual Capitalist: "American Companies That Failed in China"
- The Atlantic: "The Next Century’s Big Demographic Mystery"
- Federal Reserve History: "The Great Inflation"
- Axios: "The Hard Math Behind America's Labor Shortage"
- Axios: "America's Labor Shortage Is Bigger Than The Pandemic"
- The Wall Street Journal: "People Are Going Out Again, but Not to the Office"
- Bloomberg: "Renting a Home Is Even Harder Than Buying One in Unrelentingly Hot U.S. Market"
- Visual Capitalist: "Visualizing Countries Grouped by Their Largest Trading Partner (1960-2020)"
- Visual Capitalist: "The Big Mac Index: A Measure of Purchasing Power Parity & Burger Inflation"
