Topic: James Hamilton - CSMonitor.com

Energy Voices How high oil prices hurt wages and limit economic growth

Wages don’t rise at the same time as oil prices rise, Tverberg writes. The result is a mismatch between what citizens can afford, and the cost to manufacture and transport products.

Energy Voices California moves to ease sky-high gas prices. How soon will they fall?

Energy Voices Gas prices: Can the economy weather another rise to $4 gas?

Energy Voices Is the world economy suffering from 'high-priced fuel syndrome'?

Energy Voices Recession and jobs: Is energy the driver?

Energy Voices The real reason behind oil price rises

On the Economy Don't stop worrying about the economy

Economics bloggers: Unemployment would be worse without the stimulus

Gold prices hit record highs, fuel mom and pop prospectors in US West

Banks' losses could put $900 billion squeeze on consumers

Economic woes raise fear of 1970s rerun