IcebergSlim
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It simple, did the money run out? yes it did. Cause all of the jobs made no investment for future money. It was spend only. when the well dries up, the jobs go away. Come on man economics 101.Take us from conjecture to certainty....well no shit sherlock. What it doesn't say is it gave recovery. all it states is that some people got jobs. Whether or not they kept them past that money is another thing altogether.The discussion is what that means. With historical lows of labor participation, it doesn't mean shit.More Bold Assertions, Kazzie?
92% of ECONOMISTS polled by the U of Chicago business school......
It convinced enough people that a job is hopeless and they should give up.
Kazzie,
You suffer all the pathologies of your crowd......you a Rush fan?More Bold Assertions, Kazzie?
92% of ECONOMISTS polled by the U of Chicago business school......
It convinced enough people that a job is hopeless and they should give up.
Kazzie,
You suffer all the pathologies of your crowd......you a Rush fan?
92% of economists from the U of Chicago business school agreed with something that isn't in contention, unemployment went down. The discussion is what that means. With historical lows of labor participation, it doesn't mean shit.
Damn you're dumb. You didn't read your own link or grasp the discussion. That is so classic you.
On the other hand, you did record your voice and play it back so you could whack off to it
This was the first statement put to them...
Because of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the U.S. unemployment rate was lower at the end of 2010 than it would have been without the stimulus bill.
See the "BECAUSE" thingy?
With what part of it are you struggling?
Do you see ANY mention of LFPR?
With historical lows of labor participation, it doesn't mean shit.
There's a guy who calls himself Corvet (named himself after his favorite car - I kid you not.......you should seek him out.....he is all that stands between you and the honorific "The Dumbest MBA Ever"...)
Show me what makes you believe they didn't.
I actually passed that course.... And several more advanced versions....
You?
So we should see net job losses after March 2010, right!
Can you count backward from 81?
Cause that is the length of the current private sector payrolls' streak.
According to the data.