By surveying the companies receiving ARRA funds.Translation: you don't know. You can't tell the difference between a company who lost an employee but gained one back ... from a company who didn't layoff an employee as planned due to an infusion of money.That chart show "employed"...
How do you that number of employed folks doesn't include workers who would have been laid off but weren't because their company made additional revenue (i.e., jobs saved)?
You have no clue what the Current Employment Statistics consist of...do you, Faun?
Thanks for admitting what I knew you already didn't know.
Pray tell, Faun...how do you quantify the number of people who didn't lose jobs due to stimulus money? Do you not grasp how the Obama Administration realized that it was indeed impossible to estimate that number and used that to hide pathetic job creation numbers?
Jobs Created is an actual number...created from data collected through the CES...jobs saved is fiction...a number created out of thin air...usually for political cover.
Ah yes...the survey of companies receiving ARRA funds! That would be the survey that the Associated Press did a scathing report on for it's inaccuracies? "Jobs Saved" is one example of dishonesty by the Obama Administration. The numbers reported in the ARRA survey is another example of dishonesty by both the Obama Administration and many of the people who received stimulus monies.