armadei
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- Nov 14, 2021
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That is simply not true. Unemployment benefits have nothing to do with the unemployment rate. Many people are still counted as unemployed even if they're not collecting unemployment benefits.
Where do you get that nonsense from? For some reason, you won't say. Too embarrassed?
Working for cash under the table has little to do with the unemployment rate. Many such people say they're working when surveyed. They're counted as employed.
That you're not surveyed also has little to with the unemployment rate. They survey some 60,000 people which as I already pointed out, has a miniscule margin of error.
Yes it is. Whether you choose to believe it or not is your problem, not mine.
To claim that a sample size of 60,000 out of a population of 330 million has a "miniscule margin of error" is utterly asinine. Every nationwide metric worth it's salt is at LEAST calculated as a ratio of X per 100k, jackass.
Go bray like a sheep at someone else. We're done here.