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Which of all those new pizza delivery jobs was Trump responsible for creating?Okay. Someone tell me how this is a bad thing and how Trump had absolutely nothing to do with it....I'm waiting...
Okay. Someone tell me how this is a bad thing and how Trump had absolutely nothing to do with it....I'm waiting...
Okay. Someone tell me how this is a bad thing and how Trump had absolutely nothing to do with it....I'm waiting...
Are you then going to give Trump "credit" for the fact that today's monthly job report also shows that the average wage slipped slightly downward? I bet not. Anyone want to wager this?Okay. Someone tell me how this is a bad thing and how Trump had absolutely nothing to do with it....I'm waiting...
It's not a bad thing, but I'm not sure how much Trump can be credited with it.
But as for the "unemployment rate," I've always considered to be a deceptive figure because it's not calculated in any meaningful way.
Doing a bit of checking on a few sites and number crunching, I have calculated that the US population of those aged 18-64 was approximately 207 million in 2016 (based on US Census data). According to the BLS, there were approximately 124 million full-time employees in the US during the same year.
Out of 207 million, that would leave 83 million people unemployed, which would be an unemployment rate of about 40%.
To try to calculate it any other way is blatantly dishonest.
None of his policies have had a direct impact yet. This statistic is good news, however, it is still part of the ripple effect from the Obama administration. Now, if this trend continues into say, Q2-Q3 2018 and Trump is able to pass some meaningful legislation, we can pick up the discussion then.Okay. Someone tell me how this is a bad thing and how Trump had absolutely nothing to do with it....I'm waiting...
Ah, I see you are using Foxnews mathematics.
Further, it typically does not account for what I like to call "meaningful employment." That is, full time employment with benefits and the like.It's not a bad thing, but I'm not sure how much Trump can be credited with it.
But as for the "unemployment rate," I've always considered to be a deceptive figure because it's not calculated in any meaningful way.
Doing a bit of checking on a few sites and number crunching, I have calculated that the US population of those aged 18-64 was approximately 207 million in 2016 (based on US Census data). According to the BLS, there were approximately 124 million full-time employees in the US during the same year.
Out of 207 million, that would leave 83 million people unemployed, which would be an unemployment rate of about 40%.
To try to calculate it any other way is blatantly dishonest.
Further, it typically does not account for what I like to call "meaningful employment." That is, full time employment with benefits and the like.
No. I'm just able to see through lies. It's a worthwhile skill that you might consider learning.
There are different ways to measure unemployment.No. I'm just able to see through lies. It's a worthwhile skill that you might consider learning.
Exactly, so while the stats are a decent indicator of trends, I rarely put too much stock into it.Very true. There's also the issue of "underemployment" where people are prevented from reaching their full potential and making more worthy contributions to society.
I have found through personal experience that the usefulness of statistics is directly related to a person's ability to comprehend statistics.Exactly, so while the stats are a decent indicator of trends, I rarely put too much stock into it.
That's because it isn't a "job" in the sense of employment.I guess some don't consider stay at home mom/dad a job.
I am sure that is what I just did.