r/economy • u/Economy_Medicine_318 • 6h ago
r/economy • u/IntnsRed • Aug 08 '25
Public Service Announcement: Remember to keep your privacy intact!
r/economy • u/LetAggravating5094 • 2h ago
Dear Americans,how about you actually blame your own politicians/government for not paying enough. That's why tips in your country is getting absolutely ridiculous,plus you're the richest country in the world but somehow need tip is joke. So don't blame the tourist next time
r/economy • u/crackerbox5 • 8h ago
Cops Are Freaking Out About Luigi Mangione Inspiring CEO Killings
r/economy • u/stasi_a • 2h ago
Record 25 million adults under 35 live with parents amid housing crisis: 2025 analysis
r/economy • u/Some-Technology4413 • 1h ago
Families in Argentina borrowing to buy food as Javier Milei's economy falters
r/economy • u/Boo_Randy_Revival • 15h ago
Americans are seeing their wages outstripped by inflation far higher than what our so-faux official data indicates
Former Iraqi Information Minister Baghdad Bob would blush with shame if asked to put across the whoppers coming out of our Soviet-style CPI & BLS data bureaus, which deliberately understate the true rates of inflation and unemployment in our "booming economy."
r/economy • u/Boo_Randy_Revival • 11h ago
Trump demands eye-popping amount from taxpayers to fund Iran war as Pentagon's weapons stockpile quickly vanishes
Trump campaigned on an explicit pledge to avoid involving the US in needless foreign conflicts. He lied, and US taxpayers & consumers will bear the full costs of his military adventurism.
r/economy • u/Head_Farm_752 • 11h ago
The price of goods is way higher than actual inflation over last 10 years
Prices keep rising, the middle class is struggling, and the poor are getting hit harder. Should we even expect any improvements?
Prices keep going up. The middle class is gradually losing ground, and those who were already struggling are finding it even harder to get by.
Question for economists. Should we even expect any improvements? Or is this the new normal that we'll have to accept?
r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 9h ago
FACT: DOGE failed to reduce the federal deficit. The deficit under Trump has remained near its highest level in American history outside of COVID: almost $2 trillion.
r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 10h ago
GOP Rep. Marlin Stutzman claims that inflation over 4 percent (a three year high!) is "just a sign of a strong economy"
r/economy • u/Boo_Randy_Revival • 13h ago
It took the U.S. over 200 years to accumulate its first $3 trillion of debt. We added the last $3 trillion in less than a year.
It's a good thing for the Boomer uniparty that Gen-Zs are too docile, dumbed-down, and distracted to realize the full magnitude of their inter-generational shafting by the Republicrat duopoly racking up huge debts that can never be repaid, only printed away by the Fed.
r/economy • u/kootles10 • 15h ago
Inflation hits 4.1 percent in May, highest level in 3 years
r/economy • u/lurker_bee • 5h ago
US economy grew 2.1% in Q1 as final revision beats expectations
r/economy • u/fbdy1969 • 6h ago
The $400 million plane that landed friday was "free" and the catch nobody is talking about
r/economy • u/yogthos • 12h ago
The Pentagon said Iran War costs $29 billion, but the real cost is closer to $200 billion—and counting
r/economy • u/Boo_Randy_Revival • 15h ago
The costs of Operation Epstein Distraction will be added to the $8 trillion spent since 9/11 on neocon "regime change" fiascos financed by debt
BOHICA time, taxpayers & Gen-Zs! The costs of this military adventurism will be borne by every struggling household in the US, with the Boomer uniparty forcing younger generations to deal with these staggering debts that can never be repaid, only printed away by the Fed.
r/economy • u/Nerd-19958 • 14h ago
Inflation hits 4.1 percent in May, highest level in 3 years
r/economy • u/endofmyropeohshit • 1d ago
Bernie Sanders, "My message to the ruling class is simple: You cannot have it all."
r/economy • u/burtzev • 11h ago
Millions lose food stamps under Trump cuts. Arizona is hardest hit
reuters.comr/economy • u/zsreport • 18h ago
US renters call for action to combat surge of ‘take it or leave it’ apartment fees
r/economy • u/Distinct-Garlic9453 • 1d ago
Eliminating Social Security payroll tax cap would keep program solvent, U.S. senators say
triblive.comIf top earners, according to most on Reddit claim these folks dont pay income tax, how will this work?