It's true that many outlets tend to highlight upward trends, which can overshadow positive downward statistics like gas or egg prices. Balanced reporting could give a fuller picture of economic reality and alleviate some concerns about bias
The media became the joke as we know it today in 2008 when the financial crisis took hold. It may have been a joke long before 2008, but media handled it better then.
In recent days, Tariff-Mania has captured the interest of the media, especially the market bloodbaths taking place. Are they warranted? Not to the degree we see them.
As for the decrease in prices for gasoline and eggs, I've seen them.
It’s true that while media often zero in on dramatic trends, there are positive signs like the drop in gas and egg prices, which could ease some daily pressures for many households
Because of bias.
The media is a joke these days.
It's true that many outlets tend to highlight upward trends, which can overshadow positive downward statistics like gas or egg prices. Balanced reporting could give a fuller picture of economic reality and alleviate some concerns about bias
The media became the joke as we know it today in 2008 when the financial crisis took hold. It may have been a joke long before 2008, but media handled it better then.
In recent days, Tariff-Mania has captured the interest of the media, especially the market bloodbaths taking place. Are they warranted? Not to the degree we see them.
As for the decrease in prices for gasoline and eggs, I've seen them.
It’s true that while media often zero in on dramatic trends, there are positive signs like the drop in gas and egg prices, which could ease some daily pressures for many households