In the years following the pandemic, economists increasingly described the United States as experiencing a K-shaped recovery. While one segment of society benefited from rising home prices, record stock market gains, and strong wage growth in highly skilled occupations, another segment struggled with surging housing costs, highe…
The C-Shaped Economy Has a Problem: CPI Says America’s Lower-Income Consumers Are Still Falling Behind
Former JPMorgan Chase Global Chief Economist (Ph.D. in Economics) & Current Keynote Public Speaker for Hire
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