The life of an entrepreneur is not easy. With so many demands on their time coming from every direction, they’re always looking for ways to make their lives easier and be more productive. The Junior Economist recommends some great productivity apps that will help you manage your time and tasks and be more efficient inContinue reading “10 Apps That Will Help You Save Time and Grow Your Business”
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10 Actionable Steps to Economically Empower Black Communities
Did you know…. Black American unemployment has ticked to 16.8%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s May Unemployment Report. Black Americans earn 20% lower than white workers regardless of education. Black Americans only own one half of a percentage point of wealth in the United States. Single black women with a bachelor’s degree agesContinue reading “10 Actionable Steps to Economically Empower Black Communities”
Weekly Economic Updates | Week of May 25 | #RIPGEORGEFLOYD
This economic news update covers economic news ranging from May 25 – May 30. In this episode, the Junior Economist details unemployment numbers, the economic implications of George Floyd’s death, President Trump’s historic actions as it relates to global organizations, and much more! Listen via Stitcher, Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast. SignContinue reading “Weekly Economic Updates | Week of May 25 | #RIPGEORGEFLOYD”
Weekly Economic Updates | For Week of May 11th
An economic update of the events that occurred beginning May 11 to May 15. The podcast details the contents of the Fed’s Bi-Annual Financial Stability Report, a general overview of markets, and the stock market!
Weekly Economic Updates | Week of May 4th
Happy Mother’s Day from the Junior Economist! This week’s episodes features an update on the unemployment rate, the new phenomenon that is happening in regards to women, Africa’s newest trade agreement, and more!
The Junior Economist Talks: COVID19 with Deja!
Meet Deja Rozier ( @Dejfro )! She is an Atlanta native, that just finished her first year of law school in Durham, North Carolina. Deja speaks candidly about her experience with having to complete the rest of the semester online and her outlook on the future of the legal industry. ____________________________________________ COVID-19 is changing theContinue reading “The Junior Economist Talks: COVID19 with Deja!”
Weekly Economic Updates | For the Week of April 27th
An economic update of the events that occurred beginning April 27 to May 1. The podcast details decisions made by the Central Bank, the stock market, the surging unemployment rate, plus more!
The Junior Economist Talks: COVID19 with Malika!
Meet Malika Watler ( @_malikalleone )! She lives in Dallas, Texas, and works as a technical consultant at a software company. Malika gives us insight into how she’s adjusting to her new normal and how her company is responding to the global pandemic. COVID-19 is changing the way we spend our time and the wayContinue reading “The Junior Economist Talks: COVID19 with Malika!”
Weekly Economic Updates | For the Week of April 19th
A no-frills 3-minute weekly economic series designed to give you updates that matter about the economy. This episode includes information about Georgia governor Brian Kemp’s new relaxed laws, unemployment numbers, the spending allocations for the fourth coronavirus relief bill, and more!
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