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Employment in Pictures – Payrolls Beat Streak Hangs on by Thread
April 7, 2023
While economists' estimates for March payrolls data was largely right on the screws, the actual release technically beat for a record twelfth straight month.
While economists' estimates for March payrolls data was largely right on the screws, the actual release technically beat for a record twelfth straight month.
Today's topics include the coming credit crunch, economic questions for the long weekend, markets show differing opinions of what comes next, recession risk rising as inflation falls, generational success, the end of the road for Kuroda, and the perpetual 'rock and hard place' scenario for the Fed
A historical look at the highest and lowest tax brackets since 1913
How have the different forms of taxes funded the U.S. government throughout the years?
Those with an AGI under $100,000 account for roughly 15% of all income taxes collected in the U.S., while those with an AGI above $1 million account for roughly 33%.
The average taxpayer in the U.S. paid 14.12% on their adjusted gross income between 2001 and 2020.
A look at each state's income tax as well as sales tax rates
A comparison of taxes across the globe
A long-term look at the P/E ratio
Some interesting charts from our recent posts
Today's topics include previewing tomorrow's payrolls report, the Fed vs. the market, updating the Fed's IOUs, trading a liquidity crisis for a solvency crisis?, bank runs in the information age, an impending slowdown in bank lending, and equity risk premium