Today, a dose of Clarkonomics. Clark shares his views on the state of the economy, including energy production and the stock market looking ahead. Also, you may have noticed fewer options when it comes to goods you buy, like toilet paper and paper towels. Clark explains how the pandemic forced new adaptive efficiencies in manufacturing, and why this is good for consumers
- Clarkonomics: Segment 1
- Ask Clark: Segment 2
- Retail: Less Choice – Lower Prices: Segment 3
- Ask Clark: Segment 4
Mentioned on the show:
- US wage growth, once an inflation risk, may be the prop a soft landing needs
- A lot of things are getting cheaper. Here’s why you probably haven’t noticed.
- The Federal Reserve will cut interest rates 6 times in 2024 as the economy shows clear signs of cooling down, ING says
- Opec+ now controls barely half of oil market, says IEA
- Surging U.S. Oil Production Brings Down Prices and Raises Climate Fears
- Should You Buy an Extended Warranty on Your Car?
- WSJ – Covid Slashed Consumer Choices. This Is Why They Aren’t Coming Back.
- This Clark Howard Credit Card Rule Could Prevent a Nightmare Scenario
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