After nearly 60 years since President’s Johnson’s launch of the “War on Poverty” in 1964 and some $25 trillion in federal transfer payments for income, food and medical assistance, the share of Americans living in poverty has remained unchanged. This stunning failure of current assistance programs to reduce poverty in America is why there is a growing interest in Universal Basic Income.
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As inflation eats up more of consumers’ spending power and the demands of saving for retirement marches into closer view, many individuals grow increasingly more doubtful of their ability to meet both current and future financial demands. Perhaps one of the most effective ways happen to also be the most within an individual’s control—reducing or eliminating wasteful spending.
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Nearly every purchase these days comes with a protection plan option, from extending a product warranty to insurance to protect against a change of travel plans. It’s nice to feel safe, but are these protection plans worth the money?
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AI marketing can be defined as the melding of AI technologies with customer and brand experience data, which allows marketers and salespeople to gain deeper and more precise insights into the customer journey and market trends.
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There is a growing body of research that suggests employees who work from home have less productivity than those who work from the office. Nevertheless, employers may have to adjust to a new world in which a substantial portion of their workforce is doing their jobs from home for at least part of the week.
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