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Obviously you don't know how they measure it because you're wrong. And I note you don't even try to prove your false statements. I gave links.
And if you participated in a survey, then it's obviously NOT admin tax records.
Now, for the Current Employment Survey, where Employment (not unemployment) numbers come from...the universe for the survey is the UI tax list, and a full count of businesses is done once a year (it takes months to do) for the benchmark.
But it's still a monthly survey...and the UNemployment numbers can only come from a survey.
Never mind you are desperately confused. I know where they come from thats part of the problem.
But dont let the obvious concern you.
I do this for a living, dumbass. I regularly meet with the people who do the calculations. So stop talking out of your ass, do some research and you'll see you're wrong.
I mean come on! How the fuck can tax records give monthly numbers for veteran status, disability, hours of work, industry, reason for unemployment, duration of unemployment, education, reason for not looking for work, etc etc? It doesn't even make sense. It's not possible to come up with the UNemployment numbers from tax records.
Again, READ! How the government measures unemploymentthe Government conducts a monthly sample survey called the Current Population Survey (CPS) to measure the extent of unemployment in the country. The CPS has been conducted in the United States every month since 1940, when it began as a Work Projects Administration project. It has been expanded and modified several times since then.
If this is what you do for a living.... I do not.... Then how can we make the system more accurate? The criticism is the inaccuracy. I would think some adjustments on tax reporting would more then do the job.
I pay taxes every week. They can take the money but ignore the info?