Concerns that rising labor costs could be inflationary are misplaced because wages move in concert with other factors—many of them decades in the making.

Concerns that rising labor costs could be inflationary are misplaced because wages move in concert with other factors—many of them decades in the making.

Concerns that rising labor costs could be inflationary are misplaced because wages move in concert with other factors—many of them decades in the making.
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Who’s on first: Wages, prices, productivity or margins?

A weekly podcast dissecting the latest trends in the economy that businesses should know about, from trade dynamics to labor market fluctuations. All from JPMorgan Chase Commercial Banking’s Head Economist, Jim Glassman.

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Who’s on first: Wages, prices, productivity or margins?

Who’s on first: Wages, prices, productivity or margins?