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well first off, in the real world, where people actually live work etc. you know not the Matrix world of Giethner and Bernbank, but the Red Pill world of harsh reality, we have not added squat, there is a consensus that floats the low and high range no. of 120-140k to meet requirements for new job pool entrants......BUT- the UE number doesn't reflect that , so at a 120K creation no. we drop a tenth of a point.
Great, if we can just not create more jobs, say 60K for April, the rate will drop to what, 7.5% making obama a lead pipe cinch for re-election
WASHINGTONU.S. job growth slowed in March, and the labor force shrank, signaling that the economy could be losing momentum.
Jobs outside of agriculture grew by 120,000 last monthhalf the number that the economy added the prior monththe Labor Department said Friday, marking the first time since November that job growth fell below 200,000.
The unemployment rate, obtained by a separate survey of U.S. households, ticked down a tenth of a percentage point to 8.2%, but the drop resulted in part from fewer Americans seeking work.
Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires expected a gain of 203,000 in payrolls and for the jobless rate to remain at 8.3% for March.
Economists and Federal Reserve officials have said they expect job growth to moderate in 2012 as overall demand in the economy remains weak, gasoline prices rise and Europe slows. Friday's report is the first sign that growth could be moderating.
Job Growth Loses Steam - WSJ.com
Great, if we can just not create more jobs, say 60K for April, the rate will drop to what, 7.5% making obama a lead pipe cinch for re-election
WASHINGTONU.S. job growth slowed in March, and the labor force shrank, signaling that the economy could be losing momentum.
Jobs outside of agriculture grew by 120,000 last monthhalf the number that the economy added the prior monththe Labor Department said Friday, marking the first time since November that job growth fell below 200,000.
The unemployment rate, obtained by a separate survey of U.S. households, ticked down a tenth of a percentage point to 8.2%, but the drop resulted in part from fewer Americans seeking work.
Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires expected a gain of 203,000 in payrolls and for the jobless rate to remain at 8.3% for March.
Economists and Federal Reserve officials have said they expect job growth to moderate in 2012 as overall demand in the economy remains weak, gasoline prices rise and Europe slows. Friday's report is the first sign that growth could be moderating.
Job Growth Loses Steam - WSJ.com