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Aqua, your avatar's boobs are falling out.
LOL
While the national unemployment rate paints a grim picture, a look at individual states and their so-called real jobless rates becomes even more troubling.
The government's most widely publicized unemployment rate measures only those who are out of a job and currently looking for work. It does not count discouraged potential employees who have quit looking, nor those who are underemployed wanting to work full-time but forced to work part-time.
For that count, the government releases a separate number called the "U-6," which provides a more complete tally of how many people really are out of work.
The numbers in some cases are startling.
Consider: Nevada's U-6 rate is 22.1 percent, up from just 7.6 percent in 2007. Economically troubled California has a 20.3 percent real rate, while Rhode Island is at 18.3 percent, more than double its 8.3 percent rate in 2007.
It's amazing that Romney isn't ahead by double digits.
'Real' Unemployment Rate Shows Far More Jobless
While the national unemployment rate paints a grim picture, a look at individual states and their so-called real jobless rates becomes even more troubling.
The government's most widely publicized unemployment rate measures only those who are out of a job and currently looking for work. It does not count discouraged potential employees who have quit looking, nor those who are underemployed wanting to work full-time but forced to work part-time.
For that count, the government releases a separate number called the "U-6," which provides a more complete tally of how many people really are out of work.
The numbers in some cases are startling.
Consider: Nevada's U-6 rate is 22.1 percent, up from just 7.6 percent in 2007. Economically troubled California has a 20.3 percent real rate, while Rhode Island is at 18.3 percent, more than double its 8.3 percent rate in 2007.
'Real' Unemployment Rate Shows Far More Jobless - US Business News - CNBC
Anything to distract from the fail that is Obama....
I'd like to see the link that told you unemployment went up because people dropped out.
Thanks.
I'd like to see the link that told you unemployment went up because people dropped out.
Thanks.
It's fuzzy math.
Unemployment doesn't go up when people drop out of the labor force. That's perfectly backwards.I'd like to see the link that told you unemployment went up because people dropped out.
Thanks.
It's fuzzy math.
No actually, its not
Employment Situation Summary
Table A-10. Selected unemployment indicators, seasonally adjusted
According to the report, unemployment didn't go up. It was at 8.3% in June and 8.3% for July.
Unemployment doesn't go up when people drop out of the labor force. That's perfectly backwards.It's fuzzy math.
No actually, its not
Employment Situation Summary
Table A-10. Selected unemployment indicators, seasonally adjusted
Unemployment goes up as people either re-enter the labor force but are unable to find work OR the number of people in the labor force remains the same but the number employed goes down. Your problem is that you don't understand the link that you, yourself provided.