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Effects of pandemic on Wichita metro employment
Read more: Effects of pandemic on Wichita metro employmentHere is the effect of the pandemic — or rather, the effect of the response to the pandemic — on Wichita metropolitan area employment.
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Measuring household experiences during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
Read more: Measuring household experiences during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemicAn interactive visualization of household data on the effects of the pandemic.
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Relations with North Korea
Read more: Relations with North KoreaThe Congressional Research Service has produced a summary and timeline of recent events pertaining to the United States and North Korea relationship.
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Kansas GDP
Read more: Kansas GDPIn the first quarter of 2020, the Kansas economy contracted at the annual rate of 3.1 percent, compared to 2.1 percent growth in the previous quarter. While GDP fell in all states, Kansas performed relatively well, with only four states contracting less.
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Presidential jobs explorer
Read more: Presidential jobs explorerExplore the jobs creation record of presidents, starting with Harry S Truman.
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Stephen Ware: Debate on masks, freedom
Read more: Stephen Ware: Debate on masks, freedomCan libertarians accept a mask mandate?
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Kansas tax revenue, June 2020
Read more: Kansas tax revenue, June 2020For June 2020, total Kansas tax revenue fell by 4.8 percent from last June. For the just-completed fiscal year 2020, revenue was down by 5.7 percent from the previous year.
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National employment, June 2020
Read more: National employment, June 2020There is good news in the jobs report for June.
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Metropolitan employment and labor force
Read more: Metropolitan employment and labor forceA visualization of employment, labor force, and the unemployment rate for metropolitan areas, now with data through May 2020.
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Wichita jobs and employment, May 2020
Read more: Wichita jobs and employment, May 2020For the Wichita metropolitan area in May 2020, the number of unemployed persons is up, the unemployment rate is up, and the number of people working is down, all by large amounts, when compared to the same month one year ago, but improving from April.
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Tariffs, after all, are paid by Americans
Read more: Tariffs, after all, are paid by AmericansAction taken in April by President Donald J. Trump confirms: The tariffs he imposed on China are paid by Americans.
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Newsletter for June 28, 2020
Read more: Newsletter for June 28, 2020Here is your fresh edition of the newsletter from Voice For Liberty. This edition is dated June 28, 2020.