Vegas » Today, 3:14 pm » wrote: ↑ @Cannonpointer please kindly determine if I adequately supported my argument about the senile pedo's reporting of job creation with respect to gross and net jobs.
If I did, then @Blackvegetable agreed to impale himself with an Olympic grade javelin. He agreed that he would do it in a very slow and agonizing manner. Like 1 cm per hour.
1. Job Creation:
The numbers from the Senile Pedo and the Ho didn't reflect the gross, only the net job creation. Their job creation figure typically reflects net jobs added only. The problem with that is that this figure does not account for jobs that were lost during the same period or workers who exited the labor market entirely. Some industries have experienced significant job losses that are overshadowed by growth in other areas. AI being one example of the growth that overshadowed the loss of manufacturing jobs. However, only the AI jobs were counted, while not accounting for the loss of manufacturing jobs. That's just one example uthat happened under the senile pedo and Ho. A focus on job creation without accounting for the quality or sustainability of these jobs skews the perception of the labor market's true health.
That's basic, 101 ****. In other words, way over his head.Vegas » Today, 3:14 pm » wrote: ↑ @Cannonpointer please kindly determine if I adequately supported my argument about the senile pedo's reporting of job creation with respect to gross and net jobs.
If I did, then @Blackvegetable agreed to impale himself with an Olympic grade javelin. He agreed that he would do it in a very slow and agonizing manner. Like 1 cm per hour.
1. Job Creation:
The numbers from the Senile Pedo and the Ho didn't reflect the gross, only the net job creation. Their job creation figure typically reflects net jobs added only. The problem with that is that this figure does not account for jobs that were lost during the same period or workers who exited the labor market entirely. Some industries have experienced significant job losses that are overshadowed by growth in other areas. AI being one example of the growth that overshadowed the loss of manufacturing jobs. However, only the AI jobs were counted, while not accounting for the loss of manufacturing jobs. That's just one example uthat happened under the senile pedo and Ho. A focus on job creation without accounting for the quality or sustainability of these jobs skews the perception of the labor market's true health.
Cannonpointer » 26 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ That's basic, 101 ****. In other words, way over his head.
Vegas » Yesterday, 8:58 pm » wrote: ↑ @Blackvegetable Cannon has voted for me. Now go impale yourself. Live stream it for all of us to enjoy. I have beer and popcorn.
He's an idiot...Vegas » Yesterday, 8:58 pm » wrote: ↑ @Blackvegetable Cannon has voted for me. Now go impale yourself. Live stream it for all of us to enjoy. I have beer and popcorn.
Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 8:36 pm » wrote: ↑ That's basic, 101 ****. In other words, way over his head.
Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 8:36 pm » wrote: ↑ That's basic, 101 ****. In other words, way over his head.
The Administration does not collect, adjust or revise employment data.JohnnyYou » Today, 4:22 am » wrote: ↑ How does anyone get real numbers out the shytbox we have for leadership?
The numbers will never lie, people do. We are provided selective availability of accuracy.
I could try and find real data on jobs, but anything either of us find we would never accept the opposing sources we are offerred.
The disinformation is bipartisan. IMO Trump embraces it as a weapon of choice.
We really need to face the truth, but America can't handle the truth and I am dead certain it does not get shared.
ya, joe would post it all bravado like...then alas, later in the month the real downgraded numbers would come out like clockwork...JohnnyYou » Today, 4:22 am » wrote: ↑ How does anyone get real numbers out the shytbox we have for leadership?
The numbers will never lie, people do. We are provided selective availability of accuracy.
I could try and find real data on jobs, but anything either of us find we would never accept the opposing sources we are offerred.
The disinformation is bipartisan. IMO Trump embraces it as a weapon of choice.
We really need to face the truth, but America can't handle the truth and I am dead certain it does not get shared.
What's the difference between the establishment and household surveys?
Face it...you preferred the candidate who's major political accomplishment was giving head to Willy the Negro. By default, your choice of qualifications indicates you value cock-gobbling.....end of discussion.JohnnyYou » Today, 4:22 am » wrote: ↑ How does anyone get real numbers out the shytbox we have for leadership?
The numbers will never lie, people do. We are provided selective availability of accuracy.
I could try and find real data on jobs, but anything either of us find we would never accept the opposing sources we are offerred.
The disinformation is bipartisan. IMO Trump embraces it as a weapon of choice.
We really need to face the truth, but America can't handle the truth and I am dead certain it does not get shared.
captard deflecto, focus...Blackvegetable » Today, 5:43 am » wrote: ↑ What's the difference between the establishment and household surveys?
Vegas » Yesterday, 3:14 pm » wrote: ↑ @Cannonpointer please kindly determine if I adequately supported my argument about the senile pedo's reporting of job creation with respect to gross and net jobs.
If I did, then @Blackvegetable agreed to impale himself with an Olympic grade javelin. He agreed that he would do it in a very slow and agonizing manner. Like 1 cm per hour.
1. Job Creation:
The numbers from the Senile Pedo and the Ho didn't reflect the gross, only the net job creation. Their job creation figure typically reflects net jobs added only. The problem with that is that this figure does not account for jobs that were lost during the same period or workers who exited the labor market entirely. Some industries have experienced significant job losses that are overshadowed by growth in other areas. AI being one example of the growth that overshadowed the loss of manufacturing jobs. However, only the AI jobs were counted, while not accounting for the loss of manufacturing jobs. That's just one example uthat happened under the senile pedo and Ho. A focus on job creation without accounting for the quality or sustainability of these jobs skews the perception of the labor market's true health.
That's the way both surveys work. And have for decades. A change in administrations doesn't change the methodologies.The numbers from the Senile Pedo and the Ho didn't reflect the gross, only the net job creation.
It's not "theirs"....it's BLS's.Their job creation figure typically reflects net jobs added only.
Of course it does, you dumb ****...it is why it is "NET".The problem with that is that this figure does not account for jobs that were lost during the same period
Stop acting as if you have any idea what's relevant, JuCo..
You lose againBlackvegetable » Today, 5:30 am » wrote: ↑ "LOOK AT ME!!!!! DON'T PAY ANY ATTENTION TO THAT NARCISSIST!"
**** pathological.
Captard Deflecto, focus...Blackvegetable » 19 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Stop acting as if you have any idea what's relevant, JuCo..