with a strategist at consumer spending data analytics company codify. we are getting the inside track of where gen z and the millennials are spending their cash right here, right now. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: the big news today was those retail sales numbers and some of the retailers reporting, all the focus on consumer spending and what it means for the recovery. what better way to get a sense of that than some of these high-frequency trades? caroline: coming straight from the likes of codify, which hel ped get -- critically tailored towards gen z and millennials and understanding where they are spending at this moment. it was against we were talking about. lowe's, home depot, perhaps slowing. up 18.8% in terms of sales on week on week basis. year-over-year we are seeing a slowdown. on an anna perspective versus what is happening in the moment. whereas travel, perhaps a little bit of a warning, travel spending starting to slow down in the moment. that speaks to an terms of the delta headwinds we start to see and more lockdowns. let's do it inside

mark zandi sifting through, moody's analytics chief economist. a well respected economist who has been often cited for being accurate at time of great uncertainty. thank you for being with us. we start to look out september, october, november. regardless of what the fed does how can you characterize the momentum behind the labor market? mark: very good. we created almost one million jobs in july on top of one million jobs in june. i do not think we can sustain that pace, but because it would be great to have one million jobs per month, that will big -- that will bring unemployment back post-e full employment -- close to full employment by late 2022 or early 23. it is good. lisa: everyone degrees it is good. the degree to which it is great is up for debate. there is also a question of the enhanced unemployment benefits, what the roll up will do. will it allow more people or push them back into the labor market or will it reduce the buying power of consumers to see their income depleted? where do you weigh in on that? mark: around the debate whethe

joining me now is kyle monk, director of insights and analytics at the british retail consortium.t cut to the high street to go out shopping?— out shopping? there is a combination _ out shopping? there is a combination of _ out shopping? there is a combination of factors. l out shopping? there is a i combination of factors. one out shopping? there is a - combination of factors. one is that non—essential retail has been open for quite a while now so the categories like fashion, furniture, have been able to trade with covid restriction limitations for a —— for longer than the reopening injuly. weather played a part as well so the highly variable weather, lots of rain. what we're seeing is consumers been more accustomed to shopping online. they have instead moved online straightaway. we saw that during thejuly reopening. during the july reopening. sales during thejuly reopening. sales are up 6.4% overall for july which is an incredibly strong figure given all the disruption in the retail sector at the moment. 0nline sales essentially have meant that shops haven't performed quite as w

you see things like confluence, on another company, real-time analytics.ee companies taking an approach saying, where is a great market, where is really hard ip to have technology? i still believe you have deep ip, you can still win against the big goliaths out there if you are more david. emily: the market is obviously huge and getting eager, in part -- and getting bigger in part because of remote work and hybrid work. i am curious how you think this is going to change silicon valley for the long term. i spoke to your partner, reid hoffman, about how over the past few months, you have been doing some deals where you are never meeting the entrepreneur in person. now we are seeing all of these huge companies pushing back there returns to work. i spoke to venture capitalist bill gurley about how he thinks this will change silicon valley for good. >> the competitive pressure to not go back amongst engineering is huge. and so, i don't think anybody will be able to mandate it other than very small companies. emily: he is basically saying almost any company will

economics and economic often shape politics but how do you demonstrate that historical narrative analyticallyrporation is one way to do it because it's always been a mix of public and private actor in you can't disentangle politics from the enterprise sore one way to organize that integration is to narrate unfolding american history which is a lot more to say about that and i'm sure we might come back to that topic. the second part on august business about liquidity preference and investment is it is a central argument of the book but also one of the books narrative structure, capital didn't change over time, slaves, financial assets, factories develop a transformation is the transformation on the one hand is money and money is a safe stored value liquid asset providing more means for investment to move into different assets and create different political economic regimes of investment but i think it defines different ages of american capitalism over time. at the same time there is a contradiction in a paradox that money as a liquid store value prevents capital from moving into productive for

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but how do you demonstrate that through historical narrative analytically? corporation c is one way to do that. corporation has always been a mix of public and private actor. disentangle the politics from the enterprise. some way to organize that integration. in the unfolding over the course of american history. there's a lot more to say about that and i'm sure we will come back to that topic. the second point on all of this business about liquidity preference that is a central argument in the book. it's also part of the books narrative structure. is capitol going to change over time? to kind of follow those transformations. on the other hand is money. money has a value as a liquid assets of what it means for every investment to move into different assets. in different political economic regimes very much define the different ages of american capitalism over time. at the same type public money as a liquid store value capitol is moved in productive forms of investments. production when you think of labor, enterprise, production. it also ways in which capitol

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wednesday morning, the chief economist from moody's analytics discusses the economic outlook, the bidendministration's policy, and pandemic concerns, been the results -- concerns. then, the results of the investigation into the january 6 capitol hill riots. washington journal, live, 7:00 a.m. eastern. join live. announcer: president biden met with latino community leaders today and made brief remarks touching on his economic agenda, emigration, and gun violence.

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there's a lot of analytics now, a lot of analytics companies that are very good at tracing these transactions back to the person who has been conducting them. >> the tax man is going to get you no matter what >> yeah. it's almost a misunderstanding blockchain is actually -- since every transaction is recorded, it's actually much harder to evade, let's say, paying your taxes than it would be, for instance, if you had a business and you're doing traditional fee-out money and putting money into bank accounts that's a misunderstanding that can be corrected by explaining more the problem here is that the infrastructure bill needs to be funded cryptocurrencies look like a juicy target because they're new and there's potentially a lot of revenue that the government could collect. i think they're going at it from that perspective we can get this money as opposed to saying what's the best way to do it. like any legislation, there's a rush to get it done. that's the problem we're kind of rushing into something that frankly congress has neglected for years. >> william, thank you so much for your experti

economics often shapes politics, but how do you demonstrate that through historical narrative analytically? the corporation is one site to do because the corporation has been a mixed outlook and private actor and you can't disentangle the politics from the enterprise. so it's one way to organize that integration and to narrate the unfolding over the course of american history. so there's a lot more to say about that and we might come back to that topic. the second point on all this business about liquidity preference and hoarding and investment, is that is a central argument in the book but it's also part of the books narrative structure. if the capital is going to change over time, land, slates, factors, financial assets to kind of follow this, the nexus of those transformations, on the one hand, is money, and money as a safe store of value, as a liquid asset provides more means for investment to move into different assets and to create different political economic regimes of investment that i think very much define the different ages of american capitalism over time. at the same time and

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for more reaction to president biden�*s speech, i've been speaking to kamran bokhari, director of analytical at the newlines institute in washington. i began by asking him whether he thinks the president will regret his actions. if we look back at what happened in iraq, we pulled forces out when president biden was vice president in 2011, only to go back three years later, not at the same scale, but with 5,000 or so troops to fight isis. that may happen down the road in afghanistan because this country is far more shattered than iraq is. iraq at least has a state even if it is weak, and under the influence of the iranians. but here, we have anarchy as demonstrated by the utter collapse of the state. america's top military general already made comments that the return of the taliban and afghanistan could accelerate the potential threat from islamist terror groups. how worried are you? i am worried because it's notjust afghanistan, it's pakistan next door as well, which has a huge extremist current within society. the afghan taliban enjoys strategic depth, there are transnational jihadists ins

how individual people and small and large businesses make their decisions and and gives us the analytical tools to make assessments like that. so while studying economics will teach a lot about the economy, i would actually encourage you and your students to think of the subject as more about giving you a clear analytical approach to analysing problems. i'd add that economics also teaches us about trade offs, the concept that you give up one thing in order to get to get more of something else, whether we realize it or not, we're faced with this sort of decision making as we manage our scarce resources, be they money, time or whatever. so the bottom line for me is a basic understanding of the economy will be helpful throughout anyone's life and like many others, you may find that economics turns out to be very interesting, more interesting than you thought. as i certainly have. >> our next question comes from heather at salt lake community college. >> good afternoon, chair powell. i was wondering, what do you think is the most important thing a student taking an economics course should lea

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i'm joined now by kamran bokhari, director of analytical development at the newlines institute in washingtoneat to have you on the programme. president biden had just set in that speech that the whole point of the us involvement in afghanistan was about continuing the terror threat and the threat has gone past afghanistan. that's the justification for pulling us troops out. could he come to regret that statement?— out. could he come to regret that statement? , ., , statement? book, nobody can actually redict the statement? book, nobody can actually predict the future. _ statement? book, nobody can actually predict the future. if _ statement? book, nobody can actually predict the future. if we _ statement? book, nobody can actually predict the future. if we look - statement? book, nobody can actually predict the future. if we look at - predict the future. if we look at what happened in iraq, we pulled horses out when president biden was vice president —— forces out. only to have to go back three years later, not at the same scale, but with 5000 or so troops to fight isis. that may happen down

and so we won't be commenting. european political analytical, markovich says the price hikes left him baffled because in his opinion, it goes against all usual business practices. how bizarre as this were in a situation today with countries like france, germany, italy, are thinking about making vaccination mandatory. so we should be ordering even more vaccines. and just at that moment, major companies like madonna and pfizer are increasing their prices were normally, if you respect supply and demand, the prices should go lower. so this is something there's something fishy behind to say here to make a profit. i don't believe that at all. i think that they have to be cautious now because everybody's looking, we're going to be making 3rd over 30000000000 dollars this year alone. why are the increasing the price? i'm not even speaking about the fact that the whole contract between your opinion and the company is secret. the fact that they're rising the prices by more than 20 percent, it's something which is definitely not normal. i don't know why. countries today are imposing the vaccine

for more reaction to president biden's speech, i've been speaking to kamran bokhari, director of analytical at the newlines institute in washington. i began by asking him whether he thinks the president will regret his actions. if we look back up what happened in iraq, we pulled forces — happened in iraq, we pulled forces out when president biden was vice — forces out when president biden was vice president in 2011, only— was vice president in 2011, only to _ was vice president in 2011, only to go back three years later, — only to go back three years later, not at the same scale, but with_ later, not at the same scale, but with 5000 or so troops to fight — but with 5000 or so troops to fight isis _ but with 5000 or so troops to fight isis. that may happen down — fight isis. that may happen down the road and afghanistan because — down the road and afghanistan because at the end of the day, this country is far more shattered than iraq is. the iraqi. _ shattered than iraq is. the iraqi, iraq at least has a state _ iraqi, iraq at least has a state even if it is weak, and under— state even if it

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