Economy added 73,000 jobs in July, as employers grapple with uncertainty

leftwinger said:
Maybe not. It takes a full army of companies to come up with a design and manufacture, sell, test, qualify, install, maintain, service anything that gets put out there. Moving labor to more skilled jobs.
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That's probably where we are now... On the in between. Once the demand is created I believe you won't be able to find enough people to fill the jobs.
 
leftwinger said:
But OK for others to tariff the USA? Got it butt reamer.
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At some point you have to realize that these robotic and repetitious globalist puppets probably aren't even posting from this continent. Additionally they're posting the interests of the foreign entities which they represent even though they come here under the guise of American citizen. They have no end of proliferation of anti-American propaganda..... And are always easy to spot because at every opportunity they select the option that is not good for the country.
 
Anyone comment ad to why beef prices are going up up up? I know its not tariffs and it surely is the slave wage pay processors make. Time to up up their pay.
 
Conservative from Georgia said:
You made that up.
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You're too stupid to discuss this topic. Or too dishonest. Or a typical lying dimocrap piece of shit scumbag.

If you don't remember the Bastard Son of Frank Marshall Davis using that term, see a doctor.

I recommend Canada.



Yes, the term "jobs created or saved" was used by the Obama administration to describe the impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), often referred to as the stimulus package.
The administration, including President Obama himself and his economic advisors, used this phrasing when discussing the impact of the ARRA on employment, according to PolitiFact and the BBC.
The term accounted for two types of jobs impacted by the stimulus:
  • Jobs Created: New positions that came into existence and were filled due to ARRA funding.
  • Jobs Saved (or Retained): Existing positions that would have been lost if not for the ARRA funding.
The use of this term sparked some debate, particularly regarding the ability to accurately measure and attribute job impacts solely to the stimulus. Critics argued that isolating the impact of the stimulus from other economic factors was challenging, according to Politico. However, the Obama administration, as stated in the National Archives (.gov), and supporters of the stimulus, according to the Center for American Progress, defended the methodology used to calculate job figures associated with the act.
 
Edgetho said:
You're too stupid to discuss this topic. Or too dishonest. Or a typical lying dimocrap piece of shit scumbag.

If you don't remember the Bastard Son of Frank Marshall Davis using that term, see a doctor.

I recommend Canada.



Yes, the term "jobs created or saved" was used by the Obama administration to describe the impact of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), often referred to as the stimulus package.
The administration, including President Obama himself and his economic advisors, used this phrasing when discussing the impact of the ARRA on employment, according to PolitiFact and the BBC.
The term accounted for two types of jobs impacted by the stimulus:
  • Jobs Created: New positions that came into existence and were filled due to ARRA funding.
  • Jobs Saved (or Retained): Existing positions that would have been lost if not for the ARRA funding.
The use of this term sparked some debate, particularly regarding the ability to accurately measure and attribute job impacts solely to the stimulus. Critics argued that isolating the impact of the stimulus from other economic factors was challenging, according to Politico. However, the Obama administration, as stated in the National Archives (.gov), and supporters of the stimulus, according to the Center for American Progress, defended the methodology used to calculate job figures associated with the act.
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Its time to increase wages for all workers, across the nation.
 
initforme said:
Anyone comment ad to why beef prices are going up up up? I know its not tariffs and it surely is the slave wage pay processors make. Time to up up their pay.
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I am surprised the prices of beef go up with Donald putting in a patio AND a ballroom addition at the White House. I would have thought those things would lower prices.
 
SO...

Trump just fired the Commissioner of Labor Statistics. He didn't like the ******* numbers.

And now that person will be replaced with someone who won't annoy him.

DON'T REPORT BAD NEWS, OR ELSE.

This is true, literal authoritarianism.
 
Conservative from Georgia said:
Oh. Thanks for clarifying to everyone that Obama did not “create a new jobs metric”, because the BLS never adopted Obama‘s reasoning into their methodology. The Politifact article that you linked to says nothing about Obama changing the methodology of the job report. He just lied about how many jobs the stimulus created.


So you came here talking about the stimulus package in a thread about the BLS job report.

How embarrassed do you feel from one to 10?
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Oh. Thanks for clarifying to everyone that Obama did not “create a new jobs metric”, because the BLS never adopted Obama‘s reasoning into their methodology. The Politifact article that you linked to says nothing about Obama changing the methodology of the job report. He just lied about how many jobs the stimulus created.

So you came here talking about the stimulus package in a thread about the BLS job report.

How embarrassed do you feel from one to 10?
 
Conservative from Georgia said:
July’s jobs report is a disaster for Trump…Only 73,000 jobs added, with May and June cut by 258,000, delivering the weakest report of his term. Manufacturing’s tanking, unemployment’s rising to 4.2%,

#MAGA

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Its ok. He fired the statistics head. Expect August's report to show 'Bigly' job growth and 0% unemployment.

Visited the Zeppelin Landing today where the Nazis did their marches. The parallels are striking.
 
Conservative from Georgia said:
July’s jobs report is a disaster for Trump…Only 73,000 jobs added, with May and June cut by 258,000, delivering the weakest report of his term. Manufacturing’s tanking, unemployment’s rising to 4.2%,

#MAGA

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Its ok. He fired the statistics head. Expect August's report to show 'Bigly' job growth and 0% unemployment.

Visited the Zeppelin Landing today where the Nazis did their marches. The parallels are striking.
 
citygator said:
Mexico and Canada were free trade nations.
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I expect Canada will join the EU in the next twelve months. The Latin countries are pushing internal trade. We may see a South American Free Trade Agreement start up in the next 12 months, starting with Mexico, Brazil, and Venezuela.
 
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Meister said:
Ummm, are we counting the 800,000+ jobs that were over stated by the administration under Biden?
Ummm, are you counting the jobs that people went back to work after the 'pandemic'?

Let's face it....we aren't buddies, and you're just a generic socialist/communist
trying to pass off himself/herself as a conservative. :laughing0301:
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My buddy won’t answer the question
 
Edgetho said:
Anyway, the Fed has more to do with what's going on right now than Trump.
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The poor employment results are the Fed's fault and not the result of Chump induced uncertainty?

Ask your dog to explain the facts of life to you. I'm sure it can help.
 
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