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Again, you desperately try to double-speak your way out of your made up numbers. "My" numbers came from the BLS.NO!
Again, the facts are available and the links have been posted many times, but since they do not support what you want it is simpler for you to just make the numbers up. The number of "ordinary unemployed" went down from 13,792,000 to 12,500,000 during the last 12 months, an average of 107.7k a month. As I pointed out in past posts, there is a conservative average of 100,000 jobs of retiring Boomers that get filled every month without creating a single new job.
Table A-1. Employment status of the civilian population by sex and age
I made up zero, I used your number, I used the recognized variance for new entrants.
so you are saying I was off by a factor or roughly 2, not 56k but 107...ok..so that includes new entrants?
and, wait a minute didn't you say you were guessing at the retiree thiing and you never answered me as to how a job gets filled without employing someone there-by, taking the number down.. remember?
The number of employed increased by 2.237 million and the number of unemployed decreased by 1.292 million so no matter how you slice it there are a lot more than just 56k jobs per month being filled over and above the new workers entering the workforce and therefore the UE rate should go down no matter how many people are not in the labor force.
How many people that were removed from the UE rate went to the not in category?
Your statement is not accurate by that very reason
The drop in the unemployment rate comes with an asterisk: while there was a 278,000 gain in employment, there was a concurrent labor force decline of 315,000 from October. It would be far preferable for the unemployment rate to drop because the economy is creating over 200,000 per month consistently, rather than due to would-be employees leaving the work force, either because they're retiring or they're simply too discouraged to keep looking for a job. If some of those people resume their job searches, we could see the unemployment rate tick up next month.
That was the same for April 2012
thats 600,000 there alone
that killed your 50,000 a month right away over the labor force as just in those 2 months we lost at least that many
added close to 3 million in the not-in
this is why the 58.4% labor force to employed is remained that for 12 months
we have been through this 100 times
give it a rest