UnitedHealth Group's 2022 Income Statement Visualized with a Sankey Diagram1yr ⋅ Square_Tea4916 ⋅ r/economy
Can We Agree That Billion Dollar Corporations Shouldn't Have Lower Tax Rates Than Workers?2mo ⋅ xena_lawless ⋅ r/economy
How many young people have read this famous speech/book by a US General? “War is a racket”1yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
Meanwhile in Finland................That is $10.65 a gallon for our cheapest gas/petrol. I Took this picture on the way home from work yesterday. Nuts.2yr ⋅ LaplandAxeman ⋅ r/economy
1.4 billion “chives.” Increasingly, young people in China feel that they are merely raw materials to be harvested by capitalists and bureaucrats.3yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
We're not buying overpriced sugar water any more. That means you Coca Cola.7mo ⋅ wavehnter ⋅ r/economy
If it was in the US, she'd just get a slap on the wrist and do it again in a few years.2wk ⋅ Deathrider66 ⋅ r/economy
Half a million Americans have been laid off in the last six months — mostly high-income, white-collar workers, especially from the IT sector. “If people don’t have jobs, they can’t spend money and put pressure on inflation” — Late Stage Capitalism.1yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
The US economy and the Eurozone economy were about the same size in 2008, the US is now almost twice as big:10mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/economy
You See, some CEO's are hoping for a Recession so they can Layoff good Workers. 😡 🤬 👷🏾♂️👨🏽🔧8mo ⋅ RunThePlay55 ⋅ r/economy
Economics student proposes a way to tax the rich, his wealthly professor gets mad1yr ⋅ WrinklyTidbits ⋅ r/economy
If a recession is Coming soon I wish everyone Good Luck and may God Bless you. 💯💰😵💫😩1yr ⋅ RunThePlay55 ⋅ r/economy
I Hope Everyone is Safe Out There. Maybe have to work Overtime for 6-7 days to keep up. Sheesh!11mo ⋅ RunThePlay55 ⋅ r/economy
Why are Democrats accused of Deficits when GOP Policies Cause of Most Debt?7mo ⋅ Plenty-Agent-7112 ⋅ r/economy
Dear libertarians, we have tried your Tax Cutting since 2009 when 7.25 was federally mandated, enough is enough 2mo ⋅ urmomsloosevag ⋅ r/economy
Average American Household spends 8X on Cars than education and 15X personal care9mo ⋅ SassyQ42069 ⋅ r/economy
Autogrill, owner of HMS Host, reported record-breaking profits in FY2022.5mo ⋅ Optimoprimo ⋅ r/economy
College tuition has outpaced how much people earn by almost 10x. How to create debt slaves...1yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
We can't ban TikTok, because then China will ban Western apps!! ...Oh, wait...1mo ⋅ BeavisAsCornholio ⋅ r/economy
Interesting image showing the Federal Government’s spend and revenue in 2022.1mo ⋅ BiancoNero_inTheUS ⋅ r/economy
45,000 structurally deficient bridges in the USA! Disaster waiting to unfold in a country obsessed with enemies abroad.1yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
The Fed’s Epic Reverse Uno: Unprinting $1.34 Trillion from the Economy!2mo ⋅ WillT_Super_Ninja ⋅ r/economy
Getting real tired of hearing about “record profits” while most of us are struggling to afford basic things like food (full article: https://www.sofi.com/article/money-life/why-are-eggs-expensive/?story2&DN)1yr ⋅ Thasman ⋅ r/economy
The Dollar has lost 17% of its purchasing power in the last 3 years6mo ⋅ GimmeFunkyButtLoving ⋅ r/economy
64% Of Americans Are Living Paycheck to Paycheck, a Near All-Time High. We Have Become Servants of the System.1yr ⋅ RealWSBChairman ⋅ r/economy
Doesn’t feel like “Build Back Better” is working so well for the economy6mo ⋅ PepeLives00 ⋅ r/economy
Midterm elections are heating up on prediction markets How will the outcome of this affect the US economy?1yr ⋅ Important-Process-81 ⋅ r/economy
SVB removes executive team presence from website and LinkedIn. Here they are:1yr ⋅ lolyups ⋅ r/economy
When consumers can't afford to consume. If this keeps up, it's going to get ugly.1yr ⋅ Maevalyn ⋅ r/economy
I had no idea people were drinking so much milk, no wonder supply can’t keep up with demand and prices are going up.2yr ⋅ drhiggens ⋅ r/economy
Millions of cattle investing in brutal corporate oligarchy / slaughterhouses, occasionally wondering why record slaughterhouse profits entail higher costs and inflation2mo ⋅ xena_lawless ⋅ r/economy
This seems like a big deal - could have huge implications on the labor market2yr ⋅ Elegant_Category_684 ⋅ r/economy
How the public and working classes fund the means of their own enslavement to billionaires and multinationals via public corporations structured as oligarchies7mo ⋅ xena_lawless ⋅ r/economy
Filled up the truck in Saudi Arabia this morning. 0.63 riyals/liter = $0.17 USD. Someone should remind the US who the largest oil producer in the world is. (it's the US).1yr ⋅ superficialdeposits ⋅ r/economy
Michael Burry comments on the White House’s comments on recession.1yr ⋅ utookthegoodnames ⋅ r/economy
California hiked its minimum wage from $16 to $20 — an increase of 25%. But fast food prices went up only 1-3%. Paying workers decent wage is possible and moral.3wk ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
Imagine your electricity bill going up sixfold. That’s the reality in Germany now.1yr ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
The decline of the American empire is obvious in so many stats, life expectancy being one of them. But the ruling class in the US don’t care. They probably even cheer people dying earlier as a cost-cutting measure.8mo ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
See? Price inflation’s not that bad when you take out all of the most important things!10mo ⋅ ChillPenguinX ⋅ r/economy
Toothpaste and toothbrush are locked up in cabinets. Welcome to the new USA, land of poverty and crime. But too many Americans are still living in denial about the shocking decline of the nation. 2mo ⋅ wakeup2019 ⋅ r/economy
