New Jobless Claims now up to 500,000

What you pilgrims don't understand is, with a global economy, the Empire can fall and for the corporaterrorists it makes little to no difference.
You will rot while the whores of the corporatocracy, your masters, thrive.
Gawd blass murka !
 
What you pilgrims don't understand is, with a global economy, the Empire can fall and for the corporaterrorists it makes little to no difference. You will rot while the whores of the corporatocracy, your masters, thrive. Gawd blass murka !
This is true. Corporatists don't even like the CONCEPT of countries. They'd prefer no borders and no passports anywhere on earth. Check the North American Union.
 
Weekly Jobless Claims Jump to Nine-Month High
The number of U.S. workers making new claims for jobless benefits unexpectedly rose last week to the highest level in nine months, a distressing sign for an already weak labor market.

Initial unemployment claims rose by 12,000 to 500,000 in the week ended Aug. 14, the Labor Department said in its weekly report Thursday. It was the highest level since Nov. 14, when claims stood at 509,000...

New claims for the previous week, ended Aug. 7, were revised up, to 488,000 from the originally reported 484,000. The rise in claims is particularly troubling because analysts have been expecting an improvement for some time...

The largest increase in claims occurred in California, which saw a rise of 4,393 due to layoffs in the service industry.
 
last year's mid-August initial report of new claims was at 576,000, an increase of 15,000 new claims. The Unadjusted New Claims were 454,000, a decrease of 28,406.

This year's mid-August initial report of new claims was at 500,000, an increase of 12,000. The Unadjusted New Claims were 401,856, a decrease of 22,650.

So it happens that in 2009, the mid-August New Claims went up by 2.6% or more. Then in 2010, the mid-August New Claims went up by 2.4% or more.

Anyone might guess a trending downward, in the crisis. The report admits to being volatile, and not too predictive of much of anything(?).

Even the Philadephia FedReserve report for August, like the claims report for last week, this year, notes that construction activity was trending downward. Not too much demand for new housing has been created, except that home sales prices, (asset values), have been trending upward.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(MMM-Bah, (MBA), Schvartsz Ph.d.: Not too predictive either(?)! More Make Worse, Only Prediction: Even in Snappy Dialogue from Writers Guild(?)! MMM-Bah keep--take--many wives--and even more Limos--Like in Africa, Ivy League Model for nations planet-wide! MMM-Bah's at schools 1/3 Jewish--Know about real life! Learn From Catholics! Many Nations not involved!)
 
I've also read that growth indexes are turning negative for the first time in nearly a year...not good.

"Recovery Summer" may transform into a "Double-Dip Depression" this fall.
 

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