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Solving Unemployment

In recent weeks the Job Guarantee proposal has gained supporters, and the arguments for an increased government role in ensuring full employment have become stronger. (See here, here, and here.)

Posted by行政22 January 201422 January 2014Posted inDemographics, Employment, macroeconomicsTags: interest rates, investment, L. Randall Wray, Labor Markets, New Economic Perspectives, private sector, Stagnation Thesis, The Job Guarantee4 Comments on Solving Unemployment

Where are the Jobs?

Surprised to see that private sector employers have added just under 200k jobs a month (2% annualized), for the past year? Also surprised to see that the private sector is sporting a 3% wage increase over this past year, while the rest of the economy sees little inflation?

Posted by行政19 November 201319 November 2013Posted inBusiness News and AnalysisTags: jobs, private sector, Salil Mehta, StatisticalIdeas.Blogspot.in.

Is it Possible the Jobs Cavalry Will Ride to the Rescue?

There are growing pains in the economy (employment, housing and personal income) and Joe Sixpack is at the center of all the pain.

Posted bySteven Hansen4 February 20115 February 2011Posted inWeekly Economic SummaryTags: ADP, BLS, employment, expansion, GDP, housing, Joe Sixpack, population growth, private sector, recovery, unemployment4 Comments on Is it Possible the Jobs Cavalry Will Ride to the Rescue?
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