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Real Disposable Personal Income, pre- and post-Covid
Read more: Real Disposable Personal Income, pre- and post-CovidComparing real disposable personal income before and after the Covid pandemic, attempting to remove the effect of the pandemic.
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Gross Domestic Product, pre- and post-pandemic
Read more: Gross Domestic Product, pre- and post-pandemicLooking at recent economic performance as measured by Gross Domestic Product.
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Inflation in the World
Read more: Inflation in the WorldInflation has been a problem throughout the world, but the rate is coming down.
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Kansas Employment Situation, June 2024
Read more: Kansas Employment Situation, June 2024In Kansas in June 2024, the labor force was steady, the number of jobs and the number of unemployed people rose, and the unemployment rate rose compared to the previous month. Over the year, Kansas is near the midpoint of states in job growth.*
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Median Usual Weekly Real Earnings, pre- and post-Covid
Read more: Median Usual Weekly Real Earnings, pre- and post-CovidComparing weekly earnings before and after the Covid pandemic, attempting to remove the effect of the pandemic.
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Hourly Earnings, pre- and post-Covid
Read more: Hourly Earnings, pre- and post-CovidComparing hourly earnings before and after the Covid pandemic, attempting to remove the effect of the pandemic.
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Inflation and Consumer Price Index, June 2024
Read more: Inflation and Consumer Price Index, June 2024Looking at inflation calculations in a different way.
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GDP in the States, First Quarter 2024
Read more: GDP in the States, First Quarter 2024In the first quarter of 2024, the Kansas economy contracted at the annual rate of 3.9 percent. Real Gross Domestic Product increased in 39 states and the District of Columbia, ranging from 5.0 percent at an annual rate in Idaho to –4.2 percent in South Dakota. Kansas ranked forty-eighth.
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Wichita Employment Situation, May 2024
Read more: Wichita Employment Situation, May 2024For the Wichita metropolitan area in May, most employment indicators changed only slightly from the prior month. Wichita continues to perform poorly compared to its peers.