Jobs

After reading this, you’ll no longer wonder why Americans view the economy as “poor” and lack confidence in the future.

When it comes to making rules, bureaucrats have long since held the reins, but our research suggests it’s time for that to change.

The proposal from President Obama and Democrats in Congress to raise the minimum wage to $10.10 would cost the US Economy about half a million jobs, and would likely help only a small percentage of Americans.

A recent Gallup poll shows that 1 in 7 people aged 24 to 34 are living with their parents.

Americans are burning for the opportunity to create their own fire; to build their way out of the economic slump that liberal policies have created.

Recent data reported by The Wall Street Journal’s David Wessel indicates that his economic policies have not been going well for young people.

As the US economy continues to show signs of weakness, it would make sense that the same weakness would show in the US labor market—and that’s just what we’re seeing: the number of Americans with full time jobs is falling.