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gee do you think that chart has anything to do with Bush crashing the world wide economy ?
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Meanwhile, the unemployment rate fell to 8.1% as 342,000 workers dropped out of the labor force.
April jobs report: Hiring slows, unemployment falls - May. 4, 2012
How can unemployment fall when you have 342,000 workers dropping from the labor force? And don't say those are just retiring baby boomer ed.
It's called math. The formula is Unemployed/(Employed + Unemployed)
March 2012 the numbers were: Employed = 142,034,000, Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(142,034,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,707,000 = 0.082 = 8.2%
April 2012, the numbers were Employed = 141,865,000 Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(141,865,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,365,000 = 0.081 = 8.1%
What part of that is unclear?
gee do you think that chart has anything to do with Bush crashing the world wide economy ?
Meanwhile, the unemployment rate fell to 8.1% as 342,000 workers dropped out of the labor force.
April jobs report: Hiring slows, unemployment falls - May. 4, 2012
How can unemployment fall when you have 342,000 workers dropping from the labor force? And don't say those are just retiring baby boomer ed.
It's called math. The formula is Unemployed/(Employed + Unemployed)
March 2012 the numbers were: Employed = 142,034,000, Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(142,034,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,707,000 = 0.082 = 8.2%
April 2012, the numbers were Employed = 141,865,000 Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(141,865,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,365,000 = 0.081 = 8.1%
What part of that is unclear?
The part where you left out how the not-in number and how it effects the overall UE rate for what ever reason that number is going through the roof at a record pace
JRK, shut the fuck up. No one wants to listen your sighing and crying and lying. Our party, with a lot of help from the Dems, set the economy up for a massive crash. Your constant denial reveals a shallow mind and a callow integrity. So, just shut the fuck up if you can't offer honesty.
Obama has had three and a half years. He had a Dem Congress for the first two years, so GOP obstructionism (yeah, we are guilty of that) is not defense for Dem inability to react.
We need a president and two parties to work together if we wish to succeed.
The numbers aren't dismal but they aren't good either.
JRK, shut the fuck up. No one wants to listen your sighing and crying and lying. Our party, with a lot of help from the Dems, set the economy up for a massive crash. Your constant denial reveals a shallow mind and a callow integrity. So, just shut the fuck up if you can't offer honesty.
Obama has had three and a half years. He had a Dem Congress for the first two years, so GOP obstructionism (yeah, we are guilty of that) is not defense for Dem inability to react.
We need a president and two parties to work together if we wish to succeed.
This is key (my emphasis)
And Obama absolutely could not and would not work with Republicans at all.
Neither could Pelosi or Reid....and here we are.
This is what the real US jobs situation looks like. Job creation has already peaked for the year a couple months back.We are headed for our 4th bounce along the bottom. Obama is officially the No-Recovery / No Jobs President unless you are a rich Wallstreet executive.
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It's called math. The formula is Unemployed/(Employed + Unemployed)
March 2012 the numbers were: Employed = 142,034,000, Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(142,034,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,707,000 = 0.082 = 8.2%
April 2012, the numbers were Employed = 141,865,000 Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(141,865,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,365,000 = 0.081 = 8.1%
What part of that is unclear?
The part where you left out how the not-in number and how it effects the overall UE rate for what ever reason that number is going through the roof at a record pace
But it doesn't affect the rate. It's not part of the formula. You have to look at the Labor Force Participation rate or the employment-population ratio for not in the labor force to be a factor.
JRK, shut the fuck up. No one wants to listen your sighing and crying and lying. Our party, with a lot of help from the Dems, set the economy up for a massive crash. Your constant denial reveals a shallow mind and a callow integrity. So, just shut the fuck up if you can't offer honesty.
Obama has had three and a half years. He had a Dem Congress for the first two years, so GOP obstructionism (yeah, we are guilty of that) is not defense for Dem inability to react.
We need a president and two parties to work together if we wish to succeed.
This is key (my emphasis)
And Obama absolutely could not and would not work with Republicans at all.
Neither could Pelosi or Reid....and here we are.
And your partisanship is unneeded and absolutely contrary to successful government.
You are ignoring that the GOP engaged in willful obstructionism from day one.
So get off your high horse.
We need Romney, Boehner, and somebody much more moderate than McConnell in the Senate to lead our side of the government. We must exclude all Tea Party and far right wacks from leadership positions.
It's called math. The formula is Unemployed/(Employed + Unemployed)
March 2012 the numbers were: Employed = 142,034,000, Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(142,034,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,707,000 = 0.082 = 8.2%
April 2012, the numbers were Employed = 141,865,000 Unemployed = 12,673,000
For a rate of 12,673,000/(141,865,000 + 12,673,000) = 12,673,000/154,365,000 = 0.081 = 8.1%
What part of that is unclear?
The part where you left out how the not-in number and how it effects the overall UE rate for what ever reason that number is going through the roof at a record pace
But it doesn't affect the rate. It's not part of the formula. You have to look at the Labor Force Participation rate or the employment-population ratio for not in the labor force to be a factor.
The numbers aren't dismal but they aren't good either.
You must be kidding!
True Unemployment between 15-20%
Faux 8.1%
Over 6 million LONGTIME unemployed not considered in the unemployment rate
Under-employment rate at it's highest rate since the Great Depression
More people on food stamps then ever in history
More people falling below the poverty line, since the great depression
Record Foreclosure rates still happening
A budget deficit of $2.5 tril and the Dimcrats want it to be $4 trillion
A Deficit of $14 trillion
Gas at $4+
Record African American unemployment
Record youth unemployment
Record recent college grad unemployment
Record increases in health insurance costs and premiums
Record number of people getting on SS disability
Student Loan Bubble is bursting as we speak
The list goes on and on, the state of the economy us horrendous!