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unemployment
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06 July 2020
Job Transition Programs To Facilitate Progress
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Economic progress means disruption and that creates pain. We could reduce that pain which would not only be a huge kindness but help to faci...
07 March 2018
How Apps, Entrepreneurship and a Steady Boom Have Brought Unemployment Claims to an All-Time Low
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The Facts The 4-week moving average of initial unemployment claims is at an all-time low. In raw numbers, it was actually lower in 1969...
18 December 2017
Ron's Economic Forecast for 2018 - Highest Probability of a Recession in 8 Years
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A Chinese recession? A bumbling Fed Chair? A downturn in stocks? Your blogger predicts a 33% chance of bad news for the American economy in...
15 December 2017
Your Blogger's Forecast Record for the Last 2 Years - 2016 and 2017
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Some years I make forecasts for the coming year. This is a blog so there is nothing standard about what metrics I forecast but here is a rec...
12 October 2017
Unemployment Rate: What is Next After the Longest Drop in History?
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We have data on monthly unemployment rates in the US from January 1948 - shortly after World War 2 - through September of 2017. During that ...
01 March 2017
Trump's Bold Solutions to Imaginary Problems: Address to Joint Session of Congress on the last day of February 2017
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I did not see Trump's speech but read it. My initial reaction is that it was filled with about equal number of promises that are too gen...
05 December 2014
Is This Record Streak of Job Creation Finally Raising Wages?
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Today's job reports makes for some great facts. In November, the American economy created 321,000 new jobs. 365,000 jobs were announce...
03 October 2014
The Economy May Have Hit a Tipping Point for Wage Growth
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It won't be until employees have choices about where to work that we will see wage growth, a key to progress. Ben Casselman reports at ...
Today's Jobs Report Sets a New Record for Consecutive Months of Job Creation
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Last month the economy gained 248,000 jobs but today's announcement is for 317,000 new jobs since July and August numbers were revised ...
07 June 2014
Households, Government and Businesses Are In Position for a New Boom
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The economy is in the best position it's been for all of this century. Households have paid down debt and increased wealth, now positi...
02 May 2014
Today's April Jobs Report Adds to the Promise of 2014
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This is the jobs report I prematurely forecast last month for March . It took a month longer to happen than I thought, but this ~300,000 jo...
18 June 2011
Making Explicit What Republican Candidates Advocate
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Let's get clear on what Republican candidates are advocating. Right now - largely because of recovery from the Great Recession - the f...
06 June 2011
The American Job Market - A Self Inflicted Wound
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Excerpts from The Economist . Government policy to reduce the deficit and move towards fiscal responsibility is proving economically reckle...
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24 February 2010
What if Debt were Driven by Productivity Gains?
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I've never seen anyone suggest that growth in productivity might be the fuel for a growth in debt. The rate of productivity growth has b...
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05 April 2008
Self-Spoofing News, Another in a Series
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Trying to impress working class voters in Pennsylvania, Barack Obama bowled a 37. On a related note, trying to appeal to college-aged voters...
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