Ariana Rosas

Producer at Marketplace

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Articles

Can people agree upon a shared set of American ideals?

2 weeks ago | marketplace.org | David Brancaccio |Ariana Rosas

What are your thoughts on pineapple on pizza? Cats or dogs? Is caramel pronounced car-uh-MEL or car-MUHL? It’s tricky to get Americans to agree on just about anything, it seems. But lighter examples of pizza toppings aside, is it possible to get Americans to agree on bigger themes — like those of a shared national identity? Our ongoing series Office Politics examines ways to cope with polarization, particularly at work.
Get ready for cars to get even pricier

4 weeks ago | marketplace.org | Leanna Byrne |Ariana Rosas |David Brancaccio |Dylan Miettinen

Mar 27, 2025
Visible Hand Projects provides civics refreshers at Utah businesses

4 weeks ago | marketplace.org | David Brancaccio |Ariana Rosas |Dylan Miettinen

Need a civics refresher? How about over lunch? Eleesha Tucker is a professor of American history and civics education at Utah Valley University Center for Constitutional Studies. She also is part of the Visible Hand Project, which offers free lunchtime civics lessons for companies in Utah’s tech corridor. Tucker recently spoke with “Marketplace Morning Report” host David Brancaccio. The following is an edited transcript of their conversation.
As Trump disbands economic advisory committees, experts raise concerns

1 month ago | marketplace.org | Leanna Byrne |David Brancaccio |Samantha Fields |Ariana Rosas

Taking today’s Economic Pulse: Marketplace’s David Brancaccio speaks with Claudia Sahm, Chief Economist at New Century Advisors, about what the loss of two federal economic advisory committees could mean for the future of policymaking. Tags: Economy economic policy A new report from the Economic Policy Institute shows that wages for the economy’s lowest-paid workers rose historically fast from 2019-2024.
The benefits and drawbacks of employer-sponsored child care

1 month ago | marketplace.org | Sabri Ben-Achour |Ariana Rosas |Dylan Miettinen

Research from the consulting firm BCG finds that just 12% of all U.S. workers get child care benefits through their employers. Companies that offer it may have a leg up over the competition. Policy correspondent Rachel Cohen has been writing about this for Vox and she spoke with “Marketplace Morning Report” host Sabri Ben-Achour. The following is an edited transcript of their conversation.
What are COVID's impacts on the economy 5 years on?

1 month ago | marketplace.org | Sabri Ben-Achour |Ariana Rosas

This week marks five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. Economic reality changed almost overnight as the virus spread, and despite a very strong recovery, we are still dealing with some of the consequences. Inflation is still on its way back down from pandemic highs.
Why economic data doesn't match how we feel about the economy

1 month ago | marketplace.org | David Brancaccio |Ariana Rosas |Dylan Miettinen

Leading up to the election, economic figures said the economy was doing pretty well and inflation was slowing down significantly. Yet a lot of people just didn’t feel it. Now, inflation expectations are rising, polls show economists say there’s a higher risk of recession due to chaotic tariff policy, and consumers have become even more pessimistic, according to survey data. Gene Ludwig is chair of the Ludwig Institute for Shared Economic Prosperity and former U.S. Comptroller of the Currency.
The consequences of all those new import taxes

1 month ago | marketplace.org | Leanna Byrne |Ariana Rosas |David Brancaccio |Dylan Miettinen

With new tariffs in place against Canada, Mexico and China, which industries will be hit the hardest?
How colleges are prepping students to handle disagreement

1 month ago | marketplace.org | David Brancaccio |Ariana Rosas

Following a divisive election and ongoing political strife, it may be hard to see the plus side of talking politics at all. But some colleges are teaching students the art of having productive political conversations with people they disagree with. Minnesota Public Radio correspondent Catharine Richert spoke with Marketplace’s David Brancaccio about the school administrators behind the movement and how it prepares students for entering the workforce.
Why many government workers aren’t eligible for unemployment benefits

1 month ago | marketplace.org | Leanna Byrne |Nancy Marshall-Genzer |Ariana Rosas |David Brancaccio

Feb 27, 2025