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The NPR Planet Money team and Sung Won Sohn, LMU professor of finance and economics, revisited his prediction last year about how many jobs would be added to the economy. Source: NPR’s Planet Money…
Our Sunday Visitor: Sung Won Sohn, a professor of finance and economics at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, and a former Wells Fargo executive vice president and senior economist on the White House…
Sacramento Bee: “The state’s economy is heavily dependent on real estate, technology, agriculture and international trade. Unfortunately, all these sectors are suffering downturns,” said LMU Professor Sung Won Sohn, president of SS Economics, a…
Spectrum News 1: “We are just coming out of the pandemic where we all suffered including the writers and the economy. We are also looking at a possible economic recession. The economy has been…
Detroit Free Press: Sung Won Sohn, a finance and economics professor at Loyola Marymount University, said slowdowns that hit specific industries or communities are already taking place. Rolling recessions, he said, exist in housing,…
Washington Post: The labor market — a pillar of economic resilience — has led to a “rolling recession,” where parts of the economy, such as housing or manufacturing, take turns contracting, according to Sung…
CNN: “On the surface, price pressures are lessening. But when the box is opened, [core inflation] accelerated to the highest rate since May 2021,” Sung Won Sohn, president of SS Economics and Loyola Marymount…
