Walgreens to close 150 stores in the US....

The labor participation rate tells a frightening story. Look at the 5 year rates on the graph.


Greg

What is frightening about it? What is the optimum LFPR?

Was the US better off in the 60s and 70s than we were in the 90s and 2000s?

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Unless their pharmacy isn't really REALLY busy, there just isn't the need for so many Walgreens. Take away their pharmacy, and they are just an overpriced convenience store.
 
Every number touted by the Biden admin has been revised downward... Biden lies dummy... how many lies will it take for you to wake up?....

Oh look, more numbers revised up...Is there a single time you have not been wrong on this forum?


The change in total nonfarm payroll employment for March was revised up by 52,000, from +165,000 to +217,000, and the change for April was revised up by 41,000, from +253,000 to +294,000. With these revisions, employment in March and April combined is 93,000 higher than previously reported. (Monthly revisions result from additional reports received from businesses and government agencies since the last published estimates and from the recalculation of seasonal factors.)
 
Obviously another example of the booming Biden economy and the diligent efforts of Democrat Prosecuting Attorney's tough on crime crackdowns on shoplifting across the country.

No list yet of which stores will be affected...but the usual suspects will likely be the top of the list.

All the Democrat run major metro areas...and there will be the ubiquitous rejoinders of "food desert" and underserved communities...that somehow never manage to come to terms with the concept of cause and effect....

Bet most of them are in the dark blue cities.
 
But yet dumbasses like Banker will tell you on this forum that Potatohead is doing great.
 
This is the problem. Less and less people are using shops, they use online. A shop with their overheads cannot compete with someone selling China Junk from his garage, or a unit on a cheap out-of-the-way industrial estate.

I said years ago, big high street stores need to downsize slightly by converting the upper floors to rental domestic apartments. The rents are a revenue for the business, in effect, subsiding them. So the shops can bring prices down and even under cut online prices. John Lewis in the UK has started on this idea, can't believe it's taking years for them to cotton on.

 
I'm sorry to see Walgreen shutting down all those stores. In a small town, it's all that's left if you need something when everyone else is closed. :(

The small town Walgreens may be the only ones not closed…..the stores in democrat party nightmare cities are likely going to be shut down..,you can only lose so much inventory to theft before you just can’t justify keeping a store open…….,,
 
It has to be Biden's fault, it cannot be the over saturation of their stores too close to each other (I have 3 within 6 miles) or the fact that mail order prescriptions are on the rise and many insurance companies now require the use of mail order for any reoccurring prescriptions.

Was it Biden's fault when Walgreens closed 200 stores back in 1016/17?

The democrats were in charge of these cities back then too……..
 

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