TIPP Poll data on Americans' perception of the economy is the foundation for this section. Topics covered include U.S. consumer confidence, consumer sentiment, job market, economic growth, recession, financial stress, economic outlook, personal financial outlook, federal economic policies. We also cover trade, taxes, and debt. Our TIPP economic optimism index, financial stress index, job sensitivity metrics, and other polling on current economic issues drive the discussions.
The treasury secretary has supported all of the progressive, big-government socialist policies coming from the far left of the Democratic Party, and her analysis about its effectiveness is false.
There is not one iota, scintilla, whit, shred, or morsel of economic growth incentives in the Inflation Reduction Act.
Economics collides with America's war on "definitions."
The official CPI reported by BLS is 8.5% for July 2022. Compare this to the TIPP CPI of 12.6%, a 4.1-point difference. Prices have increased by 12.6% since President Biden took office.
The falsely titled ‘Inflation Reduction Act’ is the ultimate big-government socialism bill. It defines the Democratic Party as the radical left.
While the alternate minimum tax on book income will have some effect, taxing corporate revenue would increase the tax net substantially.
That’s just one of the joyful features inside the Schumer-Manchin reconciliation bag. The more we learn about this bill, the less everybody seems to like it.
Americans' wages are not keeping pace with high inflation, leading to worries about saving for retirement, paying for housing, and meeting health care costs.
After taking principled decisions to thwart unwise schemes, Sen. Manchin seems to have caved, likely channeling millions into the alternate energy industry and for unnecessary incentives.
American economy has contracted during the last two quarters. Now, the Biden administration is attempting to redefine 'recession' and banking on the NBER to save the November midterms.
Chairman Powell denies it, but a Senate committee, the FBI and Britain’s MI5 are hot on the trail, issuing a rare joint warning to all businesses over Chinese espionage and cyber hacking.
Nestlé is the latest multinational food giant to pass on soaring costs to consumers amid the worst inflation in decades, caused by the war in Ukraine, rising fuel and energy bills and supply chain problems.
Really, you’re either for big spending or you’re not. You’re either for higher inflation or you’re not.
President Biden's advisers fail with flying colors.
Americans believe the economy is in recession and are taking steps to make do with their paychecks, which haven’t kept up with inflation.
