Dana7360
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This is interesting.
A footnote on that report says that they made and error, that the unemployment rate really should be at least 3% higher than what reported. Which would be 16.3%.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says they are working on fixing the problem.
A footnote on that report says that they made and error, that the unemployment rate really should be at least 3% higher than what reported. Which would be 16.3%.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics says they are working on fixing the problem.
The May jobs report had 'misclassification error' that made the unemployment rate look lower than it is. Here's what happened
When the U.S. government's official jobs report for May came out on Friday, it included a...
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