Michael Barone‘s latest Washington Examiner article attempts to answer the question: Why are Americans seemingly unconcerned about growing income inequality? One reason is that economic statistics can miss important things…
The departments of Commerce and Cultural Resources don’t have good news to report on the jobs front, so they’re making it up. With the financial sector shrinking, the state government…
That excellent economics writer Alan Reynolds takes aim at misleading government income statistics here. His point is that the allegations made by the likes of Paul Krugman that workers are…
The source for the percentage of poor households owning a home is the federal government. The full cite, via Rector and Johnson, is ?U.S. Department of Commerce and U.S. Department…
Economist Bruce Bartlett administers a rather painful, if deserved, spanking to The New York Times for mishandling recent Census data in an attempt to prove the silly proposition that the…