In the United States and Globally, water is #1 for beverage consumption but then the two diverge, perhaps with some surprises.
We can look at the alternatives and at the environment to understand why our milk comnsumption has gone down.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from golden passports to minimum wage questions.
Continuing our February e-links, we suggest today that you might enjoy (as did I) one or several of the Broadway shows that can be streamed.
Whether looking at the past 50 years in the United States or at the recent global impact of the pandemic, we see a shrinking middle class.
Increasingly, and sometimes humorously, we are talking with bots as fast food AI percolates through our drive thru experience.
Reflecting more affluence, China's beer consumption and its economic development have marched upward together.
Continuing to debate the minimum wage impact, economists still do not agree how, if, and when jobs are lost.