Looking back at the past 50 years, we would have seen a Southwest identity that differed massively from today.
Involving 94 million households, our pet spending depends where we live, what we buy, and the reason for our purchase.
Representing accurate reference points, the rates on European exports and imports were far lower than the numbers we hear.
Knowing it is somewhat useless and yet still a part of our culture, we should ask if eliminating the penny is a wise decision.
By monitoring restaurant prices for the meals we typically order, we can see how real people's lives have become more expensive.
Continuing our May e-links, I recommend a podcast from economist Tim Harford that appears to be about a canal but tells us much more.
For all of us that are concerned with the slow pace of electric vehicle sales, we could blame charging stations.