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EVERY INSTITUTION HAS BEEN CORRUPTED: These BLS downward revisions have become a bad habit — or something worse. “Worse, had the BLS not drastically slashed the May number from 9.582MM to a laughable 9.165MM, the drop would have been almost 800K job openings. And yes, today’s downward revision… continues the recent trend of every single data point in the Biden administration being revised sharply lower in subsequent month(s), in a coordinated propaganda attempt to make the economy look stronger, then quietly revise it away when everyone forgets.”
Nevertheless, labor market conditions remain tight, with 1.51 job openings for every unemployed person in July, compared to 1.54 in June. While that was the lowest ratio since September 2021, it is well above the 1.0-1.2 range considered consistent with a jobs market that is not generating too much inflation. Layoffs are very low by historical standards.
The economy is fine and is improving. Thank god Biden is president and Trump isn't.
You couldn't be more full of shit:The economy is fine and is improving. Thank god Biden is president and Trump isn't.
Have you bought any gas lately? Do you doubt the USDA and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index?*snicker* justthenews 'n Zero Hedge....when you absolutely positively have to post the worst possible "hot take"....
Why does the price of gas bother you? It doesn't bother me, and our gas prices are always higher than yours. I thought you claimed you paid more money in taxes then I make???Have you bought any gas lately? Do you doubt the USDA and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index?
not histrionicReuters uses less histrionic language
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-job-openings-july-post-third-straight-monthly-drop-2023-08-29/
Neither of those are 'labor market'.Have you bought any gas lately? Do you doubt the USDA and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index?
higher prices>less economic growth>less employmentNeither of those are 'labor market'.
This might help:
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/employment-rate
The word imploding is absolutely histrionicsnot histrionic
FACTS
June payrolls originally reported: 209K
June payrolls revision one month later: 185K
June payrolls revision two months later: 105K.
Yes, what was originally a "strong" 209K has been deflated to 105K two months later (original exp was 230K).
If you mean to refer to higher prices, quote the stats for higher prices.higher prices>less economic growth>less employment
Not necessarily. If wages outpace higher prices, then it could easily mean more economic growth.higher prices>less economic growth>less employment
1- IfNot necessarily. If wages outpace higher prices, then it could easily mean more economic growth.
1. They are outpacing Inflation currently.1- If
2-Then inflation>economic slowdown>less employment
Nothing is imploding.https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F49ZjHZWsAA_mRb?format=jpg&name=large
dont worry
they aint lying
its histrionics