Econbrowser
Analysis of current economic conditions and policy.
- By James D. Hamilton, Menzie Chinn
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly two posts per day
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Most recent posts
This probably seems like a silly question, but it’s actually a hard one to answer quantitatively. The standard measure is the CPI deflated trade weighted exchange rate, but this uses prices relevant to consumers, not …
Industrial production -0.9% vs. +0.1% consensus (m/m).Here are some key indicators followed by the NBER’s BCDC, plus monthly GDP. Figure 1: Nonfarm Payroll (NFP) employment from CES (blue), implied NFP from preliminary benchmark (bold blue), …
Average hourly wages in construction, production and nonsupervisory workers, in 2023$ (CPI deflated): Figure 1: Average hourly earnings in construction, production and nonsupervisory workers, in 2023$ (blue, left log scale), and ratio of foreign born …