Chain Reaction: “Immaculate” Disinflation and the Role of Easing Supply Chains
Improved supply chains, greater labor supply and some labor market cooling have helped to ease inflationary pressures and fuel wage gains
Written Materials
The July Consumer Price Index: It’s All About That Base (Effect)
CEA Chair Jared Bernstein comments on the July 2023 Consumer Price Index report.
The Employment Situation in July: Seeing the Picture from the Dots
The CEA's analysis of the July '23 Jobs report.
The Advance Estimate of Second Quarter Real GDP
The CEA's analysis of the Advance Estimate of Second Quarter Real GDP.
Labor Market Indicators Are Historically Strong After Adjusting for Population Aging
In this CEA blog post, we explore the LFPR and EPOP—measures of labor supply and demand—after adjusting for demographic changes.
Protecting Competition Through Updated Merger Guidelines
The CEA outlines the economic evidence underpinning the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission’s updated draft of the Merger Guidelines released for public comment.
Improving Access, Affordability, and Quality in the Early Care and Education (ECE) Market
For families with young children, access to affordable, high-quality early care and education has benefits for children and their parents.
The June Consumer Price Index: Disinflation, Deflation, and Buying Power in the U.S. Economy
The CEA's analysis of the June '23 Consumer Price Index report.
The Employment Situation in June
The CEA's analysis of the June '23 Jobs report.
The Economics of Demand-Side Support for the Department of Energy’s Clean Hydrogen Hubs
Demand-side support can complement supply-side investments in clean energy industries, such as the Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs program.