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Interactive: What's driving the higher prices of new homes? - Blog
Interactive: What's driving the higher prices of new homes? - Blog
Hat tip to Jessica for sharing this interactive. Home prices in many markets have rocketed skyward during the pandemic. While many note the supply/demand imbalances that have been driving prices, there's another factor at work here. Namely, the costs of construction materials for new homes have seen significant increases which get passed along to the buyers in the form of higher prices.  In this interactive from Bloomberg, students will be able to see recent price changes in the various components of a home (e.g., foundation, trusses, drywall):  Questions:  Which building materials had the largest increase (in dollars)?
·ngpf.org·
Interactive: What's driving the higher prices of new homes? - Blog
Shipmap.org
Shipmap.org
An incredible visualisation of global shipping traffic, created by Kiln.digital and the UCL Energy Institute.
·shipmap.org·
Shipmap.org
Tapping the reserves 🛢
Tapping the reserves 🛢
Two very different forms of liquid gold are managed as part of a strategic reserve, but both of them are seeing part of their reserve released to help lower prices in the US and Canada.
·jadrian.substack.com·
Tapping the reserves 🛢
Will Real Estate Ever Be Normal Again?
Will Real Estate Ever Be Normal Again?
In Austin and cities around the country, prices are skyrocketing, forcing regular people to act like speculators. When will it end?
·nytimes.com·
Will Real Estate Ever Be Normal Again?
Why Are We Running Out of Microchips? | Brew Breakdown
Why Are We Running Out of Microchips? | Brew Breakdown
Empty car dealerships, long waits to get a PS5, and computers that are taking weeks and sometimes months to arrive. Blame the microchip shortage. But how did we get here? Dan Toomey is here to tell you why in this week's episode of Brew Breakdown. Missed last week's episode? Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQnBpemRB-c&t #MicrochipShortage #SupplyChain #MorningBrew Follow The Brew! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/morningbrew/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/MorningBrew Tik Tok - https://www.tiktok.com/@morningbrew
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Why Are We Running Out of Microchips? | Brew Breakdown
Netflix Top 10 - Global
Netflix Top 10 - Global
Weekly Top 10 lists of the globally most-watched TV and films on Netflix.
·top10.netflix.com·
Netflix Top 10 - Global
Is There a Difference Between Carbon Offsets and Carbon Credits? - Carbonfund.org
Is There a Difference Between Carbon Offsets and Carbon Credits? - Carbonfund.org
To be fair, this is not a question we commonly receive from donors or those interested in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but when people do ask about the different between carbon offsets and carbon credits, and sometimes carbon dioxide equivalents, it shows an intense interest in the subject and usually a strong commitment to fighting […]
·carbonfund.org·
Is There a Difference Between Carbon Offsets and Carbon Credits? - Carbonfund.org
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Paint prices are going to rise as Masco aims to offset soaring materials, shipping costs
Paint prices are going to rise as Masco aims to offset soaring materials, shipping costs
Masco Corp. is benefitting from continued strong demand for its paint and plumbing products, but supply chain kinks and rising raw material costs are hurting profitability.Part of the solution, according to executives of the Livonia-based manufacturer, is passing costs onto customers. That means do…
·crainsdetroit.com·
Paint prices are going to rise as Masco aims to offset soaring materials, shipping costs
Business inventories climb 0.6% in August
Business inventories climb 0.6% in August
Companies are rebuilding their supply of goods, which isn’t the easiest thing to do with bottlenecks in the supply chain.
·morningbrew.com·
Business inventories climb 0.6% in August