If the EIA report on monthly gasoline usage is any indication, Americans are still not driving like they did back in 2007. I would therefore assume that commuting, and the economy as a whole, has not yet picked up.
Ironically, since official unemployment statistics are predicated on who is taking unemployment insurance--and it's run out for many--gasoline usage may be a better measure of the economy as a whole than unemployment rates.
Podcast #1,117: How Constraints Help You Focus, Create, and Finish
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Back in 2019, David Epstein joined me to talk about his book Range and
why generalists often thrive in a specialized world. Now he’s back with a
new bo...
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