Continuing to look at breakfast inflation, we find that some items have fueled its rise while others have constrained it.
With demand increasing for the jobs no one wants, we can ask about the downside of rosy economic statistics.
Connecting economics, current events, and history, this week's economic news roundup ranges from Santa economics to Just Ask Jenna advice.
Continuing with our December e-links, I return to a previous recommendation because now I've finished the book.
Again confirming that economics is about much more than money, our Christmas top ten list connects the holiday to economics.
Making economics more interesting and enjoyable, "Just Ask Jenna" takes everyday questions and turns them into simple, engaging explanations.
Gift giving wisdom from economists reveals that the value of the package and our message is not what we expect.
Looking at the psychology of spending, we can compare the difference between using cash and a tap or swipe.
When we compare a hypothgetical estimate of Santa's wages to BLS data for U.S. workers, we find the 2025 increase is similar.