And, in fact, around the world, many governments are struggling with low fertility rates. Planet Money's Mary Childs explains why this population problem is also an economic problem.

In the West the aim is to reverse industrial decline, which is keenly felt by voters. As a share of global economic output, manufacturing has dropped from 19% in 1997 to 16% today, with the fall ...

Where We Are and What’s Likely Ahead 1. The Financial/Economic Force In the U.S., we are now in middle part of what I call the short-term debt cycle and is also known as the business cycle.

An economic statistic called "real earnings" tracks workers' buying power by comparing wages to inflation. Real earnings have either increased or decreased slightly early in Trump's presidency ...

The Bank of Canada is expected to hold its policy rate at 2.75 per cent for the third straight time on Wednesday, as core ...

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The People’s Voice weaved a winding and uncorroborated tale linking Deagel.com to the World Economic Forum. Currently, the world’s population is 8.2 billion people.

The US, China, and Russia remained unchallenged as the world's most powerful countries in 2023, according to this year's global power rankings, published by US News & World Report.

New federal data shows the fertility rate in the U.S. dropped to an all-time low in 2024 with less than 1.6 kids per woman.

Mirroring global trends, noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) contribute to high mortality and morbidity in the Caribbean. More than 75 percent of deaths in the region were due to NCDs in 2016, with ...

The Utah Transit Authority is touting its economic benefits through a new campaign, emphasizing the significant role the ...