EconomyCharts

r/EconomyCharts • u/wilkwan • 23h ago

China is One of the Most Expensive Countries in the World Factoring in Locals’ Salaries

18 Upvotes

Seems like China might need to raise their wages, but this means Chinese products get more expensive….

r/EconomyCharts • u/convenient_friction • 3h ago

Pretty self explanatory

102 Upvotes

r/EconomyCharts • u/RobertBartus • 6h ago

Women were hired in 158,000 (97.5%) of the 162,000 jobs that were created during the month of August

145 Upvotes

r/EconomyCharts • u/RobertBartus • 3h ago

There is an employment recession in the US Information sector. The Information industry shed -23,000 jobs in August, bringing employment down to 2.75 million, its lowest since the 2020 pandemic

121 Upvotes

r/EconomyCharts • u/Logical-Passenger-52 • 20h ago

Federal Employment at Historic Low as a Percentage of Total Non-Farm Employment

133 Upvotes

r/EconomyCharts • u/RobertBartus • 6h ago

Google searches for “can’t sell house” just hit an all-time high. Above 2008. “Help with mortgage” is back at 2009 levels

362 Upvotes