Economy Adds 150,000 Jobs in October, as Unemployment Edges Up to 3.9 Percent
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La creciente carga de la deuda en los países del Sur Global: Un obstáculo para los objetivos climáticos y de desarrollo
Las instituciones internacionales consideran que casi 80 países de bajos y medianos ingresos se encuentran en situación de crisis de deuda o en grave riesgo de estarlo
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Le fardeau croissant de la dette des pays du Sud: un obstacle à la réalisation des objectifs climatiques et de développement
Près de 80 pays à revenu faible et intermédiaire sont considérés par les institutions internationales comme surendettés ou présentant un risque de surendettement.
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October Jobs Preview: What to Expect in the October Jobs Report
The October jobs report should show that the job market remains solid. The economy was growing very rapidly through the end of the third quarter.
GDP Grows 4.9 Percent in Third Quarter as Inflation Slows Further
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September Jobs Preview: What to Expect in the September Jobs Report
The labor market likely remained solid in September. The data on unemployment insurance claims suggest, if anything, that the labor market may have tightened somewhat as the number of weekly claims fell to almost 200,000.
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The Growing Debt Burdens of Global South Countries: Standing in the Way of Climate and Development Goals
Nearly 80 low- and middle-income countries are considered by international institutions as being in or at risk of debt distress.
September Jobs Preview: What to Expect in the September Jobs Report
The labor market likely remained solid in September. The data on unemployment insurance claims suggest, if anything, that the labor market may have tightened somewhat as the number of weekly claims fell to almost 200,000.
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What To Look for in the August CPI
We’ve gotten surprisingly good news on both the core and overall inflation numbers for the last three months.
Work-Hour Volatility by the Numbers: How Do Workers Fare in the Wake of the Pandemic
Economic lives have become fluid in the United States during recent decades, with individual or family incomes often varying from month to month, from quarter to quarter, or across years.
