US Census Bureau
Coverage of US Census Bureau in the Nexus archive.
- How much each US state spends on public school students, ranked
New York had the highest per-student education spending in the US at $31,918 in 2024, while the national average was $17,619. State and local funding contributed 90% of total public school funding, with significant disparities between states like New York and Idaho, which spent $11,060 per student.
- US states where adults without bachelor's degrees can earn the most, ranked by median earnings
Maryland has the highest median income for adults with some college or an associate degree at $55,301. Adults with bachelor's degrees earn 38.6% more than those with associate degrees or some college, creating an average annual earnings gap of $18,539. The article ranks US states by median earnings for adults 25+ with varying education levels, using 2024 US Census Bureau data.
- A reality check on the AI jobs hysteria
The article challenges the notion that AI is causing widespread job losses among white-collar workers, citing data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics showing lower unemployment rates for AI-affected jobs. It highlights that AI's impact on labor markets remains speculative, with limited evidence of large-scale disruption, and notes that only 20% of companies use AI in business functions.
- An 82% Earnings Drop at US LBM Shows Pain in Building Materials
US LBM reports an 82% drop in earnings, indicating pain in the building materials sector. The US Census Bureau is set to release housing starts figures on October 17. This news may impact the construction industry, including companies like Lennar Homes.
- What happens when the US population peaks?
The US population is expected to peak and decline, which may impact the economy unless offset by advancements in technology or capital. Immigration plays a significant role in this scenario. The economy's future depends on finding a balance between population growth and innovation.
- Startling map reveals heartland US counties at risk of going EXTINCT within years... and state that's worst affected
A startling map reveals that heartland US counties are at risk of going extinct within years, with one state being the worst affected. The map shows the areas that are most likely to experience significant population decline. The affected state is not specified in the article.
- Florida, Louisiana-Focused Insurer Safepoint Files for IPO
Safepoint, an insurer focused on Florida and Louisiana, has filed for an initial public offering (IPO). The company's IPO filing comes as the US Census Bureau is set to release new home sales figures on January 27. This move may impact the insurance market in these regions.