How did the concept of minimum wage start? And has it always been seen as constitutional? An ASU economist shares more on the history of minimum wage with Arizona PBS.

We’re less than a month away from the official rollout of legalized sports betting in Arizona, transforming the way sports bettors in the Valley will wager on competitive games.

Concerns continue over inflation as prices for everything from used cars and trucks to computers, shoes and furniture are all on the increase. ASU economist Lee McPheters talks about this inflation and its possible impact on Arizona.

The pandemic disruption in the job market left some industries changed forever. Recovery means bonuses and new opportunities for those looking for work.

Throughout the past year, there has been a historically high level of churn, or rate of change.

ASU Economist Dennis Hoffman talks about the importance of consumer behaviors and shopping patterns after the pandemic.

ASU Economist Dennis Hoffman is not surprised to see current inflation and believes it should get better in the next few months.

The U.S. economy has rebounded substantially from the steep recession during last year's second quarter, and Economist Dennis Hoffman is hopeful.

With a robust and growing construction industry, the recovery of Hispanic neighborhoods in the Phoenix metro region is relatively strong.

ASU Professor of Economics Lee Mcpheters projects consumer spending will continue to rise as restrictions die down statewide.