On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner charted the pandemic’s surging housing market, tough for buyers but a boon for sellers who have taken advantage of high demand and America’s ongoing housing shortage, yet another unfortunate legacy of the global … Continue reading →
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner charted the wide gap between the economies of the United States and Russia, taking note of the latter country’s outsized military influence despite its much smaller share of global output. Click here for … Continue reading →
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner explored why the economy is recovering jobs more slowly than expected—and how businesses and politicians are responding. Click here for the charts.
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner charted the surge in gun purchases and gun violence during the pandemic, with recent figures portending a devastating year for mass shootings. Click here for the charts.
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner discussed how cord-cutting and the streaming wars are driving recent consolidation in the media industry — a never-ending race for viewers and content. Click here for the charts.
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner discussed the latest worrisome trends in inflation and explained why in the near term, prices are likely to go even higher. Click here for the charts.
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner delved into April’s disappointing jobs report, exploring potential reasons why, despite many job openings, Americans are not returning to work as quickly as anticipated. Click here for the charts.
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner charted President Biden’s first 100 days in office, focusing on the new administration’s progress in tackling the pandemic and jumpstarting the economy. Click here for the charts.
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner charted historical trends in corporate tax rates and revenues, highlighting just how little American corporations pay today and how international competition has contributed to the problem. Click here for the charts.
On MSNBC’s Morning Joe today, Steven Rattner charted the significant household wealth increases in 2020, a year in which many suffered while others – particularly the wealthy – prospered. Click here for the charts.
