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This article discusses existing methods for pricing health insurance, presents a Consumer Price Index for implied total-premium inflation, and compares that implied measure with total-premium inflation as measured by the Producer Price Index for health insurance.
Read full article »This book traces the political history of the “technology-versus-jobs” debate from 1921 to 1966, a period marking the height of U.S. industrial power.
View all Book Reviews »Gross domestic product, employment, and inflation figures were all positively received in 2023, but consumer sentiment was low.
College graduates with double majors are more protected against income fluctuations during economic downturns compared with students with only one major.
Job changers look for new opportunities, as well as increased pay and benefits.
View all Beyond BLS »Findings from a BLS 1993 study found that specialized skills and education substantially affect a worker’s earnings.
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