on installment plans. or. charlie gasparino is a fox business senior correspondent us now. so biden nomics, i mean, if you re in the white house, it sounds fantastichpaste. . i mean, there are i still think it s a tripping over yourself word. hard to say, but they sort ofey try to make out. this re tr t is the brave new w. everything is fantastic. the real world actuall wory. ae these are really shocking. some of these revelations. inflation is still high. er even today, we had a decent number at, i believee , a 3% cpa print, and it s better than it was. wilit s still above the target of 2%. it s still means the fedgoin is going to raise rates later this month by another 25 basis points. and you know, here s by dynamics. r basis you spend a ton of monet you should have spent. you pushed the fed to keep interest rates low.intere lots of liquidity markets, which is bad. you cause inflatiost l, you can you didn t need and then you have to put the brakes economon the economy try to jam
Projects that trap carbon dioxide from industrial sources have struggled to take off because of vast upfront and operational costs. But new tax incentives could boost investments in the coming years.
Projects that trap carbon dioxide from industrial sources have struggled to take off because of vast upfront and operational costs. But new tax incentives could boost investments in the coming years.
Food demand is rising while the supply of arable land is shrinking. Companies that help farmers boost yields stand to benefit in the long run, finds a new report.