Ken Layne comes with the facts:
Wonkette « next » SATAN IS REAL6.66 Million On Unemployment, Because of the Devil The good news is that new unemployment claims were down a bit from the previous terrible week. The bad news is that there were more new jobless people than dumb economists had predicted. The worse news is that we now have 6.66 million people getting unemployment benefits, which proves the Devil is not only a true thing, but He s here in America, having fun. Oh also millions more have just completely given up even looking for work, and their unemployment payments ran out long ago. [ Bloomberg ]
Tina brings more details:
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Economix is not really sure about that:
Governments are generally trying to cut hours rather than fire workers. Right now in California government employees are taking three unpaid days off every month. Look for drops in government jobs when it comes time to tell teachers if they are coming back in the fall. Wonks Anonymous Uncle Sam Still Wants You
As dougpowers says:
posted at 1:04 pm on May 28, 2009 by dougpowers [ Economics ] Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Here s a video of President Obama at a California fundraiser yesterday rattling off a litany of things he s spending trillions of taxpayer dollars on, culminating in you ain t seen nothin yet!
Simon Johnson does a quick recap:
The hotel proprietor then lays the $100 bill back on the counter so the rich traveler will not suspect anything.
Despite the previous arguments, Robert Oak has many reasons to think otherwise:
Nearly a quarter of U.S. laid-off workers are relying mostly on unemployment benefits or financial aid, and almost as many are cutting back spending to get by, according to research released on Wednesday.
Economic analyst scans the other's answers and reply:
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In contrast, Tom Ryan and Andrew Stern replies:
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Karl comes with the facts:
The Politico , like CQ and other media outlets, is noticing the erosion in Pres. Obama s poll numbers:Eroding confidence in President Barack Obama’s handling of the economy and ability to control spending has caused his approval ratings to wilt to their lowest levels since he took office, according to a spate of recent polls, a sign of political weakness that comes just as he most needs leverage on Capitol Hill.
MSLO Blogger Blogger sees it this way:
Comments Speaking of the employment situation, Junior Achievement just put out a new report about how the country needs a more "Entrepreneurial Workforce" to remain competitive. It s kind of a different way of looking at the problem. Here s the link http://www.ja.org/files/The_Entrepreneurial_Workforce_full-11.pdf. Posted by: Vanessa | Friday, June 12, 2009 at 01:42 PM
Simon Johnson also takes into account the following fact:
(Remember that the central bank holds Treasury bond IOUs as assets.)I think the cult continues for now. We can see no better alternative. But our faith is weakening. So is our faith in our neighbor.
In contrast, Simon Johnson replies:
But NOT in oil. In August 2008, the markets said oil was worth 147 dollars. In January, they said it was worth 30 dollars. Now it s worth 70 dollars.
Tom Ryan and Andrew Stern is rather skeptical:
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Furthermore, Mary claims:
February 2007 January 2007 December 2006 November 2006 October 2006 September 2006 August 2006 July 2006
Jake is absolutely sure that:
Historical Unemployment Insurance Record Deflation in Japan Personal Income Saved by Unemployment Insurance Corporate Bonds Roaring Back
Furthermore, Kevin Wheeler claims:
By focusing on finding people for these industries, you can enhance your own career and help thousands of people find employment.
The Heritage Foundation - William W. Beach,... also takes into account the following fact:
http://www.grist.org/article/the-first -rule-of-carbon-offsets-no-trees (May 8, 2009); Patrick McCully, "Kyoto's Great Carbon Offset Swindle," RenewableEnergyWorld.com, June 9, 2008, at
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Unemployment From: Barry Ritholtz Greg Hambrick Catherine Holahan Js609163 Tina Algernon Austin Assiabi@helsinkitimes.fi (HT Assiabi) Aquacade@hotmail.com Admin Doug Thompson Caheidelberger Btp Simon Johnson City Room Dan Cirucci Dennis DiClaudio Mike Volpe US FramedFather /26735456
Barry Ritholtz imagines that:
call me ahab Says: June 22nd, 2009 at 8:46 pm b22- but bull sentiment has been high for a while, $ has been tanking for a while- so you can expect a sell off- but doesn t mean it will happen- so timing is key- I have expected a sell off quite a few times that never materialized- so you can think it s a slam dunk- but then the market may go the other way for no reason that you can easily grasp- outside of massive manipulation
Greg Hambrick explains:
When the credit rating dropped, House Speaker Bobby Harrell and Congressman Gresham Barrett, now a 2010 gubernatorial candidate, raised questions about Sanford's job growth bonafides.
Before going any further, Barry Ritholtz wants to get this straight:
June 22nd, 2009 at 10:27 am The number is 49 for May.I had wondered about this when I first heard the stats on the radio. This is the sort of thing that pisses me off with the press- it s not any real or perceived bias, it s terminal vapidity. It s not *that hard* to do this research. And I know many of us want to smile, close our eyes, and wish for green shoots, but let s at least be realistic about the facts.
Catherine Holahan does a quick recap:
PAMMY (Posted 05.14.09 6:37 PM ) Report Abuse Barbie95388, a little correct spelling might give your statement more impact. You won t come off looking like a fool. Spellchecker before you "speak"!
js609163 can't forget that:
Billy Ray Valentine, Philadelphia, PA June 23rd, 2009 1:58 pm ET Second stimulus package? Didn't he say the first stimulus package was suppose to keep unemployment at 8 percent? (and if we did nothing it would go to 9 percent?). Well, it's now at 9.4 percent and will soon be over 10. Way to go!
Tina can't forget that:
Few signs of improvement Making matters more difficult, as municipal budgets shrink during this recession, crime-fighting funds are often among the first casualties.
Algernon Austin brings more details:
For whites with bachelor's degrees, the April unemployment rate was 3.6 percent, down 0.2 percentage points from March. For Hispanics, the April rate was 4.5 percent, down 0.5 percentage points from March. For Asian Americans, it was 4.2 percent in April, down 0.8 percentage points from March.
assiabi@helsinkitimes.fi (HT Assiabi) comes with the facts:
Tomi Oravainen â€" STT Matthew Parry â€" HT Lehtikuva - Martti Björkman Comments Search Only registered users can write comments! 3.20 Copyright (C) 2007 Alain Georgette / Copyright (C) 2006 Frantisek Hliva. All rights reserved."
aquacade@hotmail.com does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
likwidshoe 9658 comments Send a private message Stupid, bitter, sore loser cons. It is noticed that you never defend the Obama economic policies. You instead only have insults for your perceived enemies. That s pretty telling. What s the matter, you have no defense and/or can not expound upon the superiority of the government managing an economy? That s what it looks like. Now here s where you come back with the most juvenile of insults. It s all you ve got, and that much is obvious. likwidshoe on June 14, 2009 at 06:36 pm
Furthermore, admin claims:
Mortgage Protection Unemployment Mortgage Unemployment Insurance MPPI Payment Insurance Payment Protection Payment Protection Insurance Payment Protection Plan
Furthermore, Doug Thompson claims:
Massive state deficits from lost tax receipts ensued and state agency layoffs followed as a result. California is a prime example of this chain of events.
caheidelberger has another idea:
SD Blog Mix Greater South Dakota Blogosphere Take It Outside And for those of you not fishing bluegills - This guy holds the new state-record lake trout, which was caught in Pactola Reservoir recently and weighed something like 30 pounds. I think. By KW I ve go... 2 hours ago
btp has another idea:
And most importantly, will the wingnuts let me continue to mix my metaphors? Permalink
Simon Johnson gives a bit of an idea about it:
But NOT in oil. In August 2008, the markets said oil was worth 147 dollars. In January, they said it was worth 30 dollars. Now it s worth 70 dollars.
City Room tells the real story:
8. June 19, 2009 10:15 am Link These figures only indicate the percentage of workers who qualify for unemployment who are filing claims. They do not include those whose benefits have run out, those who don t qualify for unemployment for whatever reason, those working, but earning less then what they actually need to live, the incarcerated, or the homeless. The data may be an indicator, but these numbers are not the full picture. Beth
Thinking th at's not all, Dan Cirucci adds:
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In other words, Dennis DiClaudio puts it this way:
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mike volpe is not really sure about that:
Squaring the Jobs Report with the Unemployment Rate The latest employment data produced either really good news or really bad news depending on which portion of the report you emphasize.
In response, US claims:
Unemployment is one of the recession s biggest sources of human pain, but an increase in the jobless rate doesn t contradict other signs that the downturn is nearing its conclusion.
FramedFather sees it this way:
Either the economy is turning around, or unemployment benefits are beginning to run out. http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/1550242.html
Sources:
Barry Ritholtz Greg Hambrick Catherine Holahan js609163 Tina Algernon Austin assiabi@helsinkitimes.fi (HT Assiabi) aquacade@hotmail.com admin Doug Thompson caheidelberger btp Simon Johnson City Room Dan Cirucci Dennis DiClaudio mike volpe US FramedFather
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call me ahab Says: June 22nd, 2009 at 8:46 pm b22- but bull sentiment has been high for a while, $ has been tanking for a while- so you can expect a sell off- but doesn t mean it will happen- so timing is key- I have expected a sell off quite a few times that never materialized- so you can think it s a slam dunk- but then the market may go the other way for no reason that you can easily grasp- outside of massive manipulation
Greg Hambrick explains:
When the credit rating dropped, House Speaker Bobby Harrell and Congressman Gresham Barrett, now a 2010 gubernatorial candidate, raised questions about Sanford's job growth bonafides.
Before going any further, Barry Ritholtz wants to get this straight:
June 22nd, 2009 at 10:27 am The number is 49 for May.I had wondered about this when I first heard the stats on the radio. This is the sort of thing that pisses me off with the press- it s not any real or perceived bias, it s terminal vapidity. It s not *that hard* to do this research. And I know many of us want to smile, close our eyes, and wish for green shoots, but let s at least be realistic about the facts.
Catherine Holahan does a quick recap:
PAMMY (Posted 05.14.09 6:37 PM ) Report Abuse Barbie95388, a little correct spelling might give your statement more impact. You won t come off looking like a fool. Spellchecker before you "speak"!
js609163 can't forget that:
Billy Ray Valentine, Philadelphia, PA June 23rd, 2009 1:58 pm ET Second stimulus package? Didn't he say the first stimulus package was suppose to keep unemployment at 8 percent? (and if we did nothing it would go to 9 percent?). Well, it's now at 9.4 percent and will soon be over 10. Way to go!
Tina can't forget that:
Few signs of improvement Making matters more difficult, as municipal budgets shrink during this recession, crime-fighting funds are often among the first casualties.
Algernon Austin brings more details:
For whites with bachelor's degrees, the April unemployment rate was 3.6 percent, down 0.2 percentage points from March. For Hispanics, the April rate was 4.5 percent, down 0.5 percentage points from March. For Asian Americans, it was 4.2 percent in April, down 0.8 percentage points from March.
assiabi@helsinkitimes.fi (HT Assiabi) comes with the facts:
Tomi Oravainen â€" STT Matthew Parry â€" HT Lehtikuva - Martti Björkman Comments Search Only registered users can write comments! 3.20 Copyright (C) 2007 Alain Georgette / Copyright (C) 2006 Frantisek Hliva. All rights reserved."
aquacade@hotmail.com does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
likwidshoe 9658 comments Send a private message Stupid, bitter, sore loser cons. It is noticed that you never defend the Obama economic policies. You instead only have insults for your perceived enemies. That s pretty telling. What s the matter, you have no defense and/or can not expound upon the superiority of the government managing an economy? That s what it looks like. Now here s where you come back with the most juvenile of insults. It s all you ve got, and that much is obvious. likwidshoe on June 14, 2009 at 06:36 pm
Furthermore, admin claims:
Mortgage Protection Unemployment Mortgage Unemployment Insurance MPPI Payment Insurance Payment Protection Payment Protection Insurance Payment Protection Plan
Furthermore, Doug Thompson claims:
Massive state deficits from lost tax receipts ensued and state agency layoffs followed as a result. California is a prime example of this chain of events.
caheidelberger has another idea:
SD Blog Mix Greater South Dakota Blogosphere Take It Outside And for those of you not fishing bluegills - This guy holds the new state-record lake trout, which was caught in Pactola Reservoir recently and weighed something like 30 pounds. I think. By KW I ve go... 2 hours ago
btp has another idea:
And most importantly, will the wingnuts let me continue to mix my metaphors? Permalink
Simon Johnson gives a bit of an idea about it:
But NOT in oil. In August 2008, the markets said oil was worth 147 dollars. In January, they said it was worth 30 dollars. Now it s worth 70 dollars.
City Room tells the real story:
8. June 19, 2009 10:15 am Link These figures only indicate the percentage of workers who qualify for unemployment who are filing claims. They do not include those whose benefits have run out, those who don t qualify for unemployment for whatever reason, those working, but earning less then what they actually need to live, the incarcerated, or the homeless. The data may be an indicator, but these numbers are not the full picture. Beth
Thinking th at's not all, Dan Cirucci adds:
The Essence Of America Jackson s Most Thrilling Hotspots Identifying Palin s Real Agenda Vote In Our Poll Children And The Fourth
In other words, Dennis DiClaudio puts it this way:
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mike volpe is not really sure about that:
Squaring the Jobs Report with the Unemployment Rate The latest employment data produced either really good news or really bad news depending on which portion of the report you emphasize.
In response, US claims:
Unemployment is one of the recession s biggest sources of human pain, but an increase in the jobless rate doesn t contradict other signs that the downturn is nearing its conclusion.
FramedFather sees it this way:
Either the economy is turning around, or unemployment benefits are beginning to run out. http://www.newsobserver.com/news/story/1550242.html
Sources:
Barry Ritholtz Greg Hambrick Catherine Holahan js609163 Tina Algernon Austin assiabi@helsinkitimes.fi (HT Assiabi) aquacade@hotmail.com admin Doug Thompson caheidelberger btp Simon Johnson City Room Dan Cirucci Dennis DiClaudio mike volpe US FramedFather
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Unemployment From: Danish FX Bryan Caplan Mark Thoma JDsg Jen Chung Jka On Economics Foreclosure Coach And Educator Mary Diroloo Joe Aqua Blog Maven The Intelligence Daily Larry Doyle Warner Todd Huston Frances Moore Lappe Mark Thoma /26735451
Danish FX thinks that the problem is:
The Duke of Amboy : Greg, I couldn t agree with you more. What success I ve... Jun 23, 2009 Dan : Thanks: I was wondering how to do that also Jun 23, 2009
In other words, Bryan Caplan puts it this way:
Classical liberal writes: Take a look at my country, Spain, with an unemployment rate above 17% and the least flexible labour market in Europe. The most curious thing: both big parties -progressive and conservative- agree on not changing labour law! Posted May 21, 2009 5:26 PM
Thinking that's not all, Mark Thoma adds:
John Quiggin makes a good point: Incarceration as a labor market outcome, by John Quiggin : I wasn’t all that surprised that Bryan Caplan didn’t like my interpretation of our bet on EU and US unemployment rates, which was that the combined rates of unemployment and incarceration in the US would exceed those in the EU over the next ten years. I was, however, surprised by the vehemence with which libertarian-inclined* commenters here and at Crooked Timber objected to this interpretation.
JDsg is absolutely sure that:
May(49) US Unemployment Rates - April 2009 Dutch to Rent Out Prison Cells Links for 29 May 2009
Jen Chung comes with the facts:
Reply | May 14, 2009 12:17 AM [ report this ] [2] | jules1000 I thought people who receive unemployment have to prove that they're looking for a job? Well, probably not. A friend of mine started receiving unemployment benefits more than a year ago, and has made no effort finding a job. She then had a baby 11 months ago, and has no intention to look for a job in the near future, but will continue to collect money. I feel this is abuse of the system, but perhaps I'm just jealous, since I've been freelancing for 10 years, will have no work soon, and am entitled to zero unemployment benefits. Reply | May 13, 2009 10:36 AM [ report this ]
For this purpose, jka on economics suggests:
Subscribe to this blog's feed Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner Twitter Updates follow me on Twitter Recent Posts CML - housing loans up 29% in March another green shoot? BOE Inflation Report - fishtails n fantails - the worst not over yet NIESR - UK GDP April fell by 4.8% no green shoots, no revival April Retail sales boosted by Sunshine, Easter and MP's expenses UK April unemployment hits 2.3 million - revisions better than feared RICS UK Housing market recovery on hold UK manufacturing down 12.9% in March V shaped recovery, the Zarnovitz rule and Schrodinger’s cat. History warns - no V shaped recovery and govt debt explodes. US interest rates as low as '50's, is Kondratiev waving from the charts
In response, Foreclosure Coach and Educator claims:
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Mary explains:
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In other words, Diroloo puts it this way:
Recent comments Abril on Loan: Strategies to Help You Get a Home Mortgage. pligg.com on Loan: Strategies to Help You Get a Home Mortgage. Pound Sterling Set to Rise Against the Euro Diroloo All About | debt solutions on Pound Sterling Set to Rise Against the Euro? GM Bondholders Agree to Debt for Equity Hummer Sale Near | debt solutions on GM Bondholders Agree to Debt-for-Equity, Hummer Sale Near Tax Dollars The Bad and The Good Diroloo All About loans | debt settlement program on Tax Dollars: The Bad and The Good?
Joe points out another thing aside from that:
Two months ago, I shared a graph depicting the Obama economic team s January projections of future unemployment rates under two different scenarios - one with the stimulus package, and one without. At the time, I noted that early unemployment data simply laughed at the stimulus package projection, and had already smashed through the "no package" projection without any signs of slowing down. I also noted that if the trendline didn t make an about-face in a jiffy, we d soon be facing Great Depression II: Debt Man s Chest .
In contrast, Aqua Blog Maven replies:
• Lastly, when looking at the 2008 unemployment figures and averages, Fresno County has the eighth highest increase in unemployment (2008 to May 2009), meaning seven other counties have a greater increase in unemployment over the last year than Fresno- Imperial, Colusa, Merced, Sutter, Yuba, Stanislaus and Tulare. Six of these have limited impact from Central Valley Project reductions or are not affected at all by them.
The Intelligence Daily thinks about it:
In every EU country the main victims of unemployment and poverty are children and young people. Another section of the EU report reads: In the EU children face a higher risk of poverty (19 percent) than the total population. The situation has not improved since 2000. In March 2009 the unemployment rate for under 25-year-olds was about 18.3 percent across Europe. In Spain, more than one third of this age group is without job. Increasing numbers of high school graduates are unable to find adequate work and are forced to take two or three cheap wage jobs in order to survive.
Larry Doyle is absolutely sure that:
« Full Throttle The Wheels Have Come Off Barack s Bond Bus » Are We There Yet? Aftermath of Economic Crises Revisited
Warner Todd Huston brings some great news:
- The higher unemployement goes, the more people willing to bend over to government-run healthcare harsh taxes on the $40K per year "rich" people.
As a result of that, Frances Moore Lappe belives:
The day I got home, the New York Times reported that German unemployment is significantly less than it was in 2006, even though I know Germany is hurting in the global crisis. German employers in a downturn can get help from the government to keep workers employed. Hmm. Isn't this approach a sensible complement to "unemployment" benefits that just pay jobless people to stay home or search for a new job? Germans aren't losing homes like we are because they didn't experience our housing boom or bust; and unemployment benefits there offer about two-thirds of previous pay, compared to less than half in the U.S.; and they last much longer.
Mark Thoma brings more details:
Energy dependent sprawl has choked on embedded energy costs. With cheap oil ten years in the past, the costs have become ruinous.
Sources:
Danish FX Bryan Caplan Mark Thoma JDsg Jen Chung jka on economics Foreclosure Coach and Educator Mary Diroloo Joe Aqua Blog Maven The Intelligence Daily Larry Doyle Warner Todd Huston Frances Moore Lappe Mark Thoma
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The Duke of Amboy : Greg, I couldn t agree with you more. What success I ve... Jun 23, 2009 Dan : Thanks: I was wondering how to do that also Jun 23, 2009
In other words, Bryan Caplan puts it this way:
Classical liberal writes: Take a look at my country, Spain, with an unemployment rate above 17% and the least flexible labour market in Europe. The most curious thing: both big parties -progressive and conservative- agree on not changing labour law! Posted May 21, 2009 5:26 PM
Thinking that's not all, Mark Thoma adds:
John Quiggin makes a good point: Incarceration as a labor market outcome, by John Quiggin : I wasn’t all that surprised that Bryan Caplan didn’t like my interpretation of our bet on EU and US unemployment rates, which was that the combined rates of unemployment and incarceration in the US would exceed those in the EU over the next ten years. I was, however, surprised by the vehemence with which libertarian-inclined* commenters here and at Crooked Timber objected to this interpretation.
JDsg is absolutely sure that:
May(49) US Unemployment Rates - April 2009 Dutch to Rent Out Prison Cells Links for 29 May 2009
Jen Chung comes with the facts:
Reply | May 14, 2009 12:17 AM [ report this ] [2] | jules1000 I thought people who receive unemployment have to prove that they're looking for a job? Well, probably not. A friend of mine started receiving unemployment benefits more than a year ago, and has made no effort finding a job. She then had a baby 11 months ago, and has no intention to look for a job in the near future, but will continue to collect money. I feel this is abuse of the system, but perhaps I'm just jealous, since I've been freelancing for 10 years, will have no work soon, and am entitled to zero unemployment benefits. Reply | May 13, 2009 10:36 AM [ report this ]
For this purpose, jka on economics suggests:
Subscribe to this blog's feed Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner Twitter Updates follow me on Twitter Recent Posts CML - housing loans up 29% in March another green shoot? BOE Inflation Report - fishtails n fantails - the worst not over yet NIESR - UK GDP April fell by 4.8% no green shoots, no revival April Retail sales boosted by Sunshine, Easter and MP's expenses UK April unemployment hits 2.3 million - revisions better than feared RICS UK Housing market recovery on hold UK manufacturing down 12.9% in March V shaped recovery, the Zarnovitz rule and Schrodinger’s cat. History warns - no V shaped recovery and govt debt explodes. US interest rates as low as '50's, is Kondratiev waving from the charts
In response, Foreclosure Coach and Educator claims:
Avoid Foreclosure and Save Your Home Even If You H... Stop Foreclosure - Investor Incentives in the Maki... Stop Foreclosure - The Making Home Affordable Seco...
Mary explains:
October 2005 September 2005 August 2005 July 2005 June 2005 May 2005 April 2005 March 2005
In other words, Diroloo puts it this way:
Recent comments Abril on Loan: Strategies to Help You Get a Home Mortgage. pligg.com on Loan: Strategies to Help You Get a Home Mortgage. Pound Sterling Set to Rise Against the Euro Diroloo All About | debt solutions on Pound Sterling Set to Rise Against the Euro? GM Bondholders Agree to Debt for Equity Hummer Sale Near | debt solutions on GM Bondholders Agree to Debt-for-Equity, Hummer Sale Near Tax Dollars The Bad and The Good Diroloo All About loans | debt settlement program on Tax Dollars: The Bad and The Good?
Joe points out another thing aside from that:
Two months ago, I shared a graph depicting the Obama economic team s January projections of future unemployment rates under two different scenarios - one with the stimulus package, and one without. At the time, I noted that early unemployment data simply laughed at the stimulus package projection, and had already smashed through the "no package" projection without any signs of slowing down. I also noted that if the trendline didn t make an about-face in a jiffy, we d soon be facing Great Depression II: Debt Man s Chest .
In contrast, Aqua Blog Maven replies:
• Lastly, when looking at the 2008 unemployment figures and averages, Fresno County has the eighth highest increase in unemployment (2008 to May 2009), meaning seven other counties have a greater increase in unemployment over the last year than Fresno- Imperial, Colusa, Merced, Sutter, Yuba, Stanislaus and Tulare. Six of these have limited impact from Central Valley Project reductions or are not affected at all by them.
The Intelligence Daily thinks about it:
In every EU country the main victims of unemployment and poverty are children and young people. Another section of the EU report reads: In the EU children face a higher risk of poverty (19 percent) than the total population. The situation has not improved since 2000. In March 2009 the unemployment rate for under 25-year-olds was about 18.3 percent across Europe. In Spain, more than one third of this age group is without job. Increasing numbers of high school graduates are unable to find adequate work and are forced to take two or three cheap wage jobs in order to survive.
Larry Doyle is absolutely sure that:
« Full Throttle The Wheels Have Come Off Barack s Bond Bus » Are We There Yet? Aftermath of Economic Crises Revisited
Warner Todd Huston brings some great news:
- The higher unemployement goes, the more people willing to bend over to government-run healthcare harsh taxes on the $40K per year "rich" people.
As a result of that, Frances Moore Lappe belives:
The day I got home, the New York Times reported that German unemployment is significantly less than it was in 2006, even though I know Germany is hurting in the global crisis. German employers in a downturn can get help from the government to keep workers employed. Hmm. Isn't this approach a sensible complement to "unemployment" benefits that just pay jobless people to stay home or search for a new job? Germans aren't losing homes like we are because they didn't experience our housing boom or bust; and unemployment benefits there offer about two-thirds of previous pay, compared to less than half in the U.S.; and they last much longer.
Mark Thoma brings more details:
Energy dependent sprawl has choked on embedded energy costs. With cheap oil ten years in the past, the costs have become ruinous.
Sources:
Danish FX Bryan Caplan Mark Thoma JDsg Jen Chung jka on economics Foreclosure Coach and Educator Mary Diroloo Joe Aqua Blog Maven The Intelligence Daily Larry Doyle Warner Todd Huston Frances Moore Lappe Mark Thoma
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Unemployment From: Jperry7614 ProPublica Clammyc Diane Ray Tina John Ruberry Auerback Marshall Chas Sisk Simon Johnson Duane Noreply@blogger.com (Tyler Durden) Chas Sisk Tom Ryan And Andrew Stern The Blogprof Scott Miller Economix /26735461
While it may be true, jperry7614 thinks:
Then we can have a truely socialist state. And one last thing...every 2 years we get the chance to change things, ya know that whole electoral process. Yet instead of changing things in 08, here on the state level, once again Rhode Islander's, just voted for more of the same.
For example, ProPublica considers:
An Overview of Unemployment InsuranceThe U.S. has 53 separate unemployment insurance systems -- 50 state systems and one each for Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Each is free to set its own policies within broad federal guidelines. (More about unemployment insurance in the U.S. )
clammyc gives a bit of an idea about it:
NJ's Unemployment Reserve Fund Here is where it gets interesting. In good times, employers should get a break on their unemployment taxes - and in many states they do. NC and TX drastically reduced their unemployment taxes in the 1990s, and many states used the lower rate tables. As a result, less unemployment taxes were paid, and the fund grew at a lower rate, although there were less unemployment claims, so the fund decreased at a lower rate as well. During these times, the rate tables used (I believe) were relatively consistent. However, beginning in 1993 (
Similarly, Diane Ray adds:
According to information from Paymentcentre, borrowers may be ignoring Payment Protection Insurance because of the recent negative publicity.
For this reason, Tina says:
4. Detroit Overall rank: 4 Depression rank: 46 Suicide rank: 50 Crime (property and violent) rank: 3 Divorce rate rank: 15 Cloudy days: 185 Unemployment rate (December 2008): 18.6%
But John Ruberry says that's not all:
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For this purpose, Auerback Marshall suggests:
As an aside, the Chinese are not doing themselves any favors by keeping their wages low either, because this will suppress their technological progress. In contrast to Washington, however, there are increasing signs that policy makers in Beijing are beginning to appreciate this fact.
Chas Sisk remembers that:
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Simon Johnson might have an idea about it:
Supporting the oligarchs and kleptocrats is simply corruption which has destroyed the normal functioning of the economic system. There is always some corruption in any system, but in this case, the Bush/Cheney ideologues have delivered the nation to the elite criminal syndicate. The destruction of productive capacity will lead to poverty and massive shortages which will be coupled with dramatically rising prices. Sooner or later you need the new refrig. When inventory is a small fraction of normal lifecycle demand, the prices will go through the roof. Perhaps this should not be called inflation. More like a runaway train with hyper-criminals controlling the engine. Because the population has been systematically dumbed down,they do not even realize what is happening to them and seem to be willing to quietly simmer as the temperature rises. The proverbial frog in the almost boiling water. Could this be a crisis of biblical proportion?
Duane points out another thing aside from that:
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In other words, noreply@blogger.com (Tyler Durden) puts it this way:
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Chas Sisk imagines that:
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While it may be true, Tom Ryan and Andrew Stern thinks:
Michigan , which of all the states had the highest unemployment rate in May at 14.1 percent, has doubled borrowings for its unemployment insurance fund to more than 2 billion since the beginning of the year. California owes the federal treasury nearly 1.5 billion and New York owes more than 1.3 billion, up from 358 million in January.
The blogprof is not really sure about that:
June 19, 2009 5:40 PM The blogprof said... Jason - don t bother. Kevin is a troll that comes on here just to stir the pot. Don t feed the troll!
Scott Miller notices:
For me, its: double digit unemployment double digit inflation, double digit interest rates (20%+) high taxes an onerous government high energy prices incoherent energy policy price controls weak on defense disastrous foreign policy and a blame America first mentality
Economix is absolutely sure that:
Below, via ManyEyes, you can find an interactive graph of unemployment rates from October 2008 to March 2009 in most of the O.E.C.D. countries. Note how badly Spain (the top, lavender line) is doing these days.
As John Ruberry says:
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Then we can have a truely socialist state. And one last thing...every 2 years we get the chance to change things, ya know that whole electoral process. Yet instead of changing things in 08, here on the state level, once again Rhode Islander's, just voted for more of the same.
For example, ProPublica considers:
An Overview of Unemployment InsuranceThe U.S. has 53 separate unemployment insurance systems -- 50 state systems and one each for Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Each is free to set its own policies within broad federal guidelines. (More about unemployment insurance in the U.S. )
clammyc gives a bit of an idea about it:
NJ's Unemployment Reserve Fund Here is where it gets interesting. In good times, employers should get a break on their unemployment taxes - and in many states they do. NC and TX drastically reduced their unemployment taxes in the 1990s, and many states used the lower rate tables. As a result, less unemployment taxes were paid, and the fund grew at a lower rate, although there were less unemployment claims, so the fund decreased at a lower rate as well. During these times, the rate tables used (I believe) were relatively consistent. However, beginning in 1993 (
Similarly, Diane Ray adds:
According to information from Paymentcentre, borrowers may be ignoring Payment Protection Insurance because of the recent negative publicity.
For this reason, Tina says:
4. Detroit Overall rank: 4 Depression rank: 46 Suicide rank: 50 Crime (property and violent) rank: 3 Divorce rate rank: 15 Cloudy days: 185 Unemployment rate (December 2008): 18.6%
But John Ruberry says that's not all:
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For this purpose, Auerback Marshall suggests:
As an aside, the Chinese are not doing themselves any favors by keeping their wages low either, because this will suppress their technological progress. In contrast to Washington, however, there are increasing signs that policy makers in Beijing are beginning to appreciate this fact.
Chas Sisk remembers that:
Political News Roll Call The Hill The White House Categories Election Local National National News Politics State
Simon Johnson might have an idea about it:
Supporting the oligarchs and kleptocrats is simply corruption which has destroyed the normal functioning of the economic system. There is always some corruption in any system, but in this case, the Bush/Cheney ideologues have delivered the nation to the elite criminal syndicate. The destruction of productive capacity will lead to poverty and massive shortages which will be coupled with dramatically rising prices. Sooner or later you need the new refrig. When inventory is a small fraction of normal lifecycle demand, the prices will go through the roof. Perhaps this should not be called inflation. More like a runaway train with hyper-criminals controlling the engine. Because the population has been systematically dumbed down,they do not even realize what is happening to them and seem to be willing to quietly simmer as the temperature rises. The proverbial frog in the almost boiling water. Could this be a crisis of biblical proportion?
Duane points out another thing aside from that:
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In other words, noreply@blogger.com (Tyler Durden) puts it this way:
Madoff Victim Widow Speaks Out Propaganda Machine Needs Oiling, GDP Needs Red Bul... Gold Rescue Plan Delineated
Chas Sisk imagines that:
In Session: Tennessee Politics Just another Tennessean.com Blogs weblog Home « Memphis mayor resigns to pursue bid for Congress Fred Thompson to Mark Sanford: Don t wallow »
While it may be true, Tom Ryan and Andrew Stern thinks:
Michigan , which of all the states had the highest unemployment rate in May at 14.1 percent, has doubled borrowings for its unemployment insurance fund to more than 2 billion since the beginning of the year. California owes the federal treasury nearly 1.5 billion and New York owes more than 1.3 billion, up from 358 million in January.
The blogprof is not really sure about that:
June 19, 2009 5:40 PM The blogprof said... Jason - don t bother. Kevin is a troll that comes on here just to stir the pot. Don t feed the troll!
Scott Miller notices:
For me, its: double digit unemployment double digit inflation, double digit interest rates (20%+) high taxes an onerous government high energy prices incoherent energy policy price controls weak on defense disastrous foreign policy and a blame America first mentality
Economix is absolutely sure that:
Below, via ManyEyes, you can find an interactive graph of unemployment rates from October 2008 to March 2009 in most of the O.E.C.D. countries. Note how badly Spain (the top, lavender line) is doing these days.
As John Ruberry says:
Dr. Helen Dr. Sanity Dr. X's Free Associations Ed Driscoll Election Journal Eric Zorn's Change of Subject Extreme Wisdom Fausta's Blog
Sources:
jperry7614 ProPublica clammyc Diane Ray Tina John Ruberry Auerback Marshall Chas Sisk Simon Johnson Duane noreply@blogger.com (Tyler Durden) Chas Sisk Tom Ryan and Andrew Stern The blogprof Scott Miller Economix
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Unemployment From: Karen Obringer The Munz City Room Larry Doyle Business Blogs On Blogged Rahul Joel George Washington Steve Benen Joe Barry Ritholtz Eliza, AC360° Danish FX Joel Kotkin Norway The Huffington Post News Editors Meridithjl /26735459
Karen Obringer shows how it is done:
He also discussed tangible ways to accomplish these like recognizing your grief and job loss stages, view unemployment and job searching as your new job, release any bitterness from the past job, budget, make a daily routine, seek support, volunteer, find ways to increase skills, and follow your passion to encourage growth. I would like to discuss the idea that you need to release any bitterness towards your past employer.
Meanwhile, The Munz came up with this idea:
Zoellick also said that the dollar will remain the world s main currency for a long time, and noted that investors flocked to the dollar as a haven during the worst parts of the financial cris is.
In response, City Room claims:
Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn Pardon Me for Asking Pistols and Popcorn Prospect: A Year in the Park
Larry Doyle is not really sure about that:
Income tax season is over and the numbers are in, and from the standpoint of the U.S. Treasury, they’re not good. Federal tax revenues are collected throughout the year but are highest in the month of April, when most tax returns are filed. A year ago, the Treasury’s April revenue totaled $404 billion. This April, it fell to just $266 billion. That’s the largest April-to-April decrease since at least 1981 (the earliest year for which we could find monthly data).  Â
Business Blogs on Blogged is rather skeptical:
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Rahul imagines that:
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Joel notices:
However, George Washington states that:
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Steve Benen says it all comes down to this:
February 2008January 2008December 2007November 2007October 2007September 2007August 2007July 2007
However, Joe states that:
, printing press, projections, quantitative easing, recession, report, stimulus bill, stimulus package, stimulus sucks, tax receipts
In addition to this, Barry Ritholtz states:
Thor Says: June 22nd, 2009 at 12:55 pm Troy - despite the efforts to keep the alcohol flowing from a tapped out keg. One apt description followed by another.
Eliza, AC360° also takes into account the following fact:
jeremy June 4th, 2009 5:37 pm ET Just want to observe something a little aggravating: a speculator preducted higher oil prices, /causing them to rise/.
Still not being convinced, Danish FX replies:
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For this purpose, Joel Kotkin suggests:
The political right has made many negative assessments of the president's approach, decrying the administration's huge jump in deficit spending and penchant for ever more expansive regulatory control of the economy. Polling data by both The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal shows some growing unease about both the expanding federal role in the economy and the growing mountain of debt.
norway has another idea:
Exports account for about half of Swedish gross domestic product and the global slump in trade is forcing companies to shed jobs to stay afloat.
The Huffington Post News Editors scans the other's answers and reply:
First Posted: 06-16-09 12:45 PM | Updated: 06-16-09 01:30 PM I Like It I Don t Like It
meridithjl comes with the facts:
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Sources:
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He also discussed tangible ways to accomplish these like recognizing your grief and job loss stages, view unemployment and job searching as your new job, release any bitterness from the past job, budget, make a daily routine, seek support, volunteer, find ways to increase skills, and follow your passion to encourage growth. I would like to discuss the idea that you need to release any bitterness towards your past employer.
Meanwhile, The Munz came up with this idea:
Zoellick also said that the dollar will remain the world s main currency for a long time, and noted that investors flocked to the dollar as a haven during the worst parts of the financial cris is.
In response, City Room claims:
Only the Blog Knows Brooklyn Pardon Me for Asking Pistols and Popcorn Prospect: A Year in the Park
Larry Doyle is not really sure about that:
Income tax season is over and the numbers are in, and from the standpoint of the U.S. Treasury, they’re not good. Federal tax revenues are collected throughout the year but are highest in the month of April, when most tax returns are filed. A year ago, the Treasury’s April revenue totaled $404 billion. This April, it fell to just $266 billion. That’s the largest April-to-April decrease since at least 1981 (the earliest year for which we could find monthly data).  Â
Business Blogs on Blogged is rather skeptical:
Telecoms SA BlogsUncategorizedWant It AllWin A London PadWorld CupWorld Cup SA 2010World Cup South Africa 2010
Rahul imagines that:
Jainismjob crisisjob losslayoffLok Sabha Election 2009Mahavir JayantiMahavir SwamiNo Financial Crisis for IPL
Joel notices:
However, George Washington states that:
How Important is Cheney s Admission that There was... Economists are Ignorant About History Taleb s Hedge Fund Betting on Hyperinflation
Steve Benen says it all comes down to this:
February 2008January 2008December 2007November 2007October 2007September 2007August 2007July 2007
However, Joe states that:
, printing press, projections, quantitative easing, recession, report, stimulus bill, stimulus package, stimulus sucks, tax receipts
In addition to this, Barry Ritholtz states:
Thor Says: June 22nd, 2009 at 12:55 pm Troy - despite the efforts to keep the alcohol flowing from a tapped out keg. One apt description followed by another.
Eliza, AC360° also takes into account the following fact:
jeremy June 4th, 2009 5:37 pm ET Just want to observe something a little aggravating: a speculator preducted higher oil prices, /causing them to rise/.
Still not being convinced, Danish FX replies:
Tag Cloud AUD AUD/USD Beige Book Bernanke BOE BOJ British Economy CPI ECB Economic Calendar EUR/CHF EUR/GBP EUR/JPY EUR/USD Euro Eurozone Fed FOMC Foreign Exchange Forex Forex Calendar FX FXDD Today FXDD Today and Tomorrow GBP GBP/JPY GBP/USD German Economy Industrial Production Japanese Economy JPY news Non Farm Payroll NZD NZD/USD PPI Retail Sales Tokyo News Trade Balance Trichet USD USD/CAD USD/CHF USD/JPY WSJ
For this purpose, Joel Kotkin suggests:
The political right has made many negative assessments of the president's approach, decrying the administration's huge jump in deficit spending and penchant for ever more expansive regulatory control of the economy. Polling data by both The New York Times and the Wall Street Journal shows some growing unease about both the expanding federal role in the economy and the growing mountain of debt.
norway has another idea:
Exports account for about half of Swedish gross domestic product and the global slump in trade is forcing companies to shed jobs to stay afloat.
The Huffington Post News Editors scans the other's answers and reply:
First Posted: 06-16-09 12:45 PM | Updated: 06-16-09 01:30 PM I Like It I Don t Like It
meridithjl comes with the facts:
Universal Health Care: The Moral Argument by Vanessa Mason 7 People to Avoid Like Hell in the Office by Ali Hale
Sources:
Karen Obringer The Munz City Room Larry Doyle Business Blogs on Blogged Rahul Joel George Washington Steve Benen Joe Barry Ritholtz Eliza, AC360° Danish FX Joel Kotkin norway The Huffington Post News Editors meridithjl
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Meanwhile, Simon Johnson came up with this idea:
If Obama was not corrupted by the powers of the fed, he would have decried the paulson/bernake plan and called for a REAL and IMMEDIATE evaluation and investigation of the lehman, aig, banks turning into holding companies, TARP, and secret treasury meeting SCAM.
BlueOregon.com objects:
It s not about having the highest taxes or the lowest taxes. It s about what you get for those taxes. And if you can get a fairly decent education system (with a longer school day and school year), good roads and bridges, police coverage, etc., you re more likely to see businesses come to your state. Those are all services they need and depend upon.
Simon Johnson tells the real story:
[...] Where are we now? Five point summary (Baseline Scenario) [...] Sunday Readings | Bear Market Investments June 14, 2009 at 3:14 pm Reply
But tips@hotair.com (Hot Air Network, LLC) says that's not all:
The AP has more of the details . This time, even government workers felt the pinch, after a blizzard of hiring in April:
Greg Hambrick comes with the facts:
And so, Sanford switched the unemployment pitch, spending the next few years driving home two different points. First, Sanford blamed the very people he'd hoped to bring here with his lower tax rate, frequently citing the state's growing population for driving up the unemployment numbers.
In addition to this, Dave Johnson states:
Twitter:http://twitter.com/dcjohnsonClick on any of the following to add Seeing the Forest headlines to your blog reading service:
Kristina Wong shows how it is done:
Jake Tapper and Karen Travers report: In an interview with Bloomberg News’ Al Hunt today, President Obama says he thinks unemployment will hit 10% this year.
Mary tells the real story:
Madison Mayfair Mall Me Media Michael Jackson Michael McGee Michael McGee Jr. Michael Phelps Michael Steele Michelle Obama
Hale "Bonddad" Stewart is not really sure about that:
Share Print Comments Doom sells. When someone says "the sky is falling" it's easy to say "yes it is -- and we're all just plain going to hell." However, the data points of the last 3-4 months indicate the economy is bottoming. In addition, the leading economic indicators tell us the possibility of recovery is very high. Let's look at what the data says.
However, The Intelligence Daily states that:
This still does not reflect the entire extent of social inequality. Within the richest 1 percent (82,000 citizens) there are a handful of mega-rich. Acco rding to one wealth distribution researcher, if wealth were measured on a chart in which €100,000 corresponded to two centimetres, then the average annual income wealth of all adults in Germany (i.e., €88,000) would measure a distance of 17.6 millimetres. In contrast, the wealth of Germany s richest man, Karl Albrecht, owner of the Aldi retail chain, would measure exactly four kilometres on this scale.
Before going any further, knipprath wants to get this straight:
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In other words, Simon Johnson puts it this way:
Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. Name Mail (will not be published) Website Notify me of follow-up comments via email.
For this reason, admin says:
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Simon Johnson comes with the facts:
StatsGuy June 14, 2009 at 3:11 pm Reply I like Joe Nocera s article very much. I was planning to put the link in my post but Mr. Johnson beat me to it. There s also a very good article by Weisman in the June 13 WSJ where Larry Summers outlines some of the PLANNED changes. Although it seems so far they are taking baby steps as far as changing bank regulation is concerned, at least they seem to be headed in the right direction. I especially like the 3rd principle of the 5 principles Summers mentions: REGULATED ENTITIES MUST NOT BE ABLE TO CHOOSE THEIR REGULATORS. I would think that would have been OBVIOUS back in 1999 when they repealed the Glass-Steagall Act. Whose genius idea was that??? Phil Gramm s???
Mary does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Madison Mayfair Mall Me Media Michael Jackson Michael McGee Michael McGee Jr. Michael Phelps Michael Steele Michelle Obama
In response, Derek Thompson claims:
1982 In the recession that defined Reagan's first year-plus, unemployment peaked in the last quarter of 1982. Similarly the stock market saw the bottom in August 1982. Conclusion: Once again, the peak of unemployment occurred a few months after the bottom of the stock market.
Foreclosure Coach and Educator gives a bit of an idea about it:
4 Options to Use When Dealing With Foreclosures Help to Avoid Foreclosure Short-Sale Property Investing 101
Having that in mind, Simon Johnson wonders:
Yesterday I heard arguments that it is sounder for the government to inject money into the economy by printing it to pay for public works than by having the Fed create it by lending, because the interest on the Fed loans requires future nominal growth, unless eventually there are defaults or hyperinflation. This pertains to your point #4. Is there anything to those arguments? Thanks. :) Min June 13, 2009 at 9:45 am Reply
For this reason, Economic analyst says:
Record Lows Coming for Stock Market How long do we have? Railroad Traffic is Indication of Depressed Econom... The END of the US Dollar is NEAR
Ed Morrissey imagines that:
How did that work for Spain, perhaps the leading nation for green-energy public investment? Poorly, as George Will reminds us:
Sources:
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Disclaimer:
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If Obama was not corrupted by the powers of the fed, he would have decried the paulson/bernake plan and called for a REAL and IMMEDIATE evaluation and investigation of the lehman, aig, banks turning into holding companies, TARP, and secret treasury meeting SCAM.
BlueOregon.com objects:
It s not about having the highest taxes or the lowest taxes. It s about what you get for those taxes. And if you can get a fairly decent education system (with a longer school day and school year), good roads and bridges, police coverage, etc., you re more likely to see businesses come to your state. Those are all services they need and depend upon.
Simon Johnson tells the real story:
[...] Where are we now? Five point summary (Baseline Scenario) [...] Sunday Readings | Bear Market Investments June 14, 2009 at 3:14 pm Reply
But tips@hotair.com (Hot Air Network, LLC) says that's not all:
The AP has more of the details . This time, even government workers felt the pinch, after a blizzard of hiring in April:
Greg Hambrick comes with the facts:
And so, Sanford switched the unemployment pitch, spending the next few years driving home two different points. First, Sanford blamed the very people he'd hoped to bring here with his lower tax rate, frequently citing the state's growing population for driving up the unemployment numbers.
In addition to this, Dave Johnson states:
Twitter:http://twitter.com/dcjohnsonClick on any of the following to add Seeing the Forest headlines to your blog reading service:
Kristina Wong shows how it is done:
Jake Tapper and Karen Travers report: In an interview with Bloomberg News’ Al Hunt today, President Obama says he thinks unemployment will hit 10% this year.
Mary tells the real story:
Madison Mayfair Mall Me Media Michael Jackson Michael McGee Michael McGee Jr. Michael Phelps Michael Steele Michelle Obama
Hale "Bonddad" Stewart is not really sure about that:
Share Print Comments Doom sells. When someone says "the sky is falling" it's easy to say "yes it is -- and we're all just plain going to hell." However, the data points of the last 3-4 months indicate the economy is bottoming. In addition, the leading economic indicators tell us the possibility of recovery is very high. Let's look at what the data says.
However, The Intelligence Daily states that:
This still does not reflect the entire extent of social inequality. Within the richest 1 percent (82,000 citizens) there are a handful of mega-rich. Acco rding to one wealth distribution researcher, if wealth were measured on a chart in which €100,000 corresponded to two centimetres, then the average annual income wealth of all adults in Germany (i.e., €88,000) would measure a distance of 17.6 millimetres. In contrast, the wealth of Germany s richest man, Karl Albrecht, owner of the Aldi retail chain, would measure exactly four kilometres on this scale.
Before going any further, knipprath wants to get this straight:
No comments Comments feed for this article Trackback link http://www.tokenconservative.com/the-tarnished-state-sets-a-record/trackback/
In other words, Simon Johnson puts it this way:
Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. Name Mail (will not be published) Website Notify me of follow-up comments via email.
For this reason, admin says:
Tags 30 year fixed rate mortgage appraisal value bad credit bank of america credit Credit Cards credit card users economy Fannie Mae fear Federal Reserve Bank FICO Score fixed rate mortgage Freddie mac housing industry housing market housing supply Investing Ken Lewis knowledge is power lower mortgage money mortgage mortgage applications mortgage backed securities mortgage lenders mortgage market mortgage news mortgage rate Mortgage Rate Predictions mortgage rates mortgage rate trends NASDAQ Obama psychology Refinance Refinance Rates stock market Subprime subprime crisis subprime lending subprime mortgage crisis taxes wealth year fixed rate mortgage
Simon Johnson comes with the facts:
StatsGuy June 14, 2009 at 3:11 pm Reply I like Joe Nocera s article very much. I was planning to put the link in my post but Mr. Johnson beat me to it. There s also a very good article by Weisman in the June 13 WSJ where Larry Summers outlines some of the PLANNED changes. Although it seems so far they are taking baby steps as far as changing bank regulation is concerned, at least they seem to be headed in the right direction. I especially like the 3rd principle of the 5 principles Summers mentions: REGULATED ENTITIES MUST NOT BE ABLE TO CHOOSE THEIR REGULATORS. I would think that would have been OBVIOUS back in 1999 when they repealed the Glass-Steagall Act. Whose genius idea was that??? Phil Gramm s???
Mary does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Madison Mayfair Mall Me Media Michael Jackson Michael McGee Michael McGee Jr. Michael Phelps Michael Steele Michelle Obama
In response, Derek Thompson claims:
1982 In the recession that defined Reagan's first year-plus, unemployment peaked in the last quarter of 1982. Similarly the stock market saw the bottom in August 1982. Conclusion: Once again, the peak of unemployment occurred a few months after the bottom of the stock market.
Foreclosure Coach and Educator gives a bit of an idea about it:
4 Options to Use When Dealing With Foreclosures Help to Avoid Foreclosure Short-Sale Property Investing 101
Having that in mind, Simon Johnson wonders:
Yesterday I heard arguments that it is sounder for the government to inject money into the economy by printing it to pay for public works than by having the Fed create it by lending, because the interest on the Fed loans requires future nominal growth, unless eventually there are defaults or hyperinflation. This pertains to your point #4. Is there anything to those arguments? Thanks. :) Min June 13, 2009 at 9:45 am Reply
For this reason, Economic analyst says:
Record Lows Coming for Stock Market How long do we have? Railroad Traffic is Indication of Depressed Econom... The END of the US Dollar is NEAR
Ed Morrissey imagines that:
How did that work for Spain, perhaps the leading nation for green-energy public investment? Poorly, as George Will reminds us:
Sources:
Simon Johnson BlueOregon.com tips@hotair.com (Hot Air Network, LLC) Greg Hambrick Dave Johnson Kristina Wong Mary Hale "Bonddad" Stewart The Intelligence Daily knipprath admin Derek Thompson Foreclosure Coach and Educator Economic analyst Ed Morrissey
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Kleinheider thinks about it:
Jim writes June 2nd, 2009 2:46 pm Nobody left when it was announced that no raises would take place this year. I think my employees understand that the company has to make money to pay their salaries. If the money doesn t come in or has to go to pay government bills, then I can t very well give it to them.
However, TONY PHYRILLAS thinks differently:
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Arthur Goldhammer comes with a new idea:
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Hale "Bonddad" Stewart gives a bit of an idea about it:
Our FED and Treasury has invested between $12.8 to $13.8 Trillion in the FAKE WALL STREET Economy according to Bloomberg! Audit the FED for the FULL TRUTH! And so far $45 Billion to the REAL Main Street Economy from the Stimulus! OR For Every $306 to the FAKE WS Economy (little or NO PAYBACK) We see only $1 invested in the REAL Main Street Economy! A recipe for Disaster as our Wealth is sapped away and we have NO Wealth Building Exports to offset that as No Country wants our TOXIC FINANCIAL EXPORTS anymore!.
Colin Henderson does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Tracking the evolution of financial institutions We ve already blown past the worst-case scenario on unemployment | repeat stress tests
Simon Johnson brings more details:
But NOT in oil. In August 2008, the markets said oil was worth 147 dollars. In January, they said it was worth 30 dollars. Now it s worth 70 dollars.
While it may be true, TONY PHYRILLAS thinks:
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But Economic analyst has a different opinion:
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MSLO Blogger Blogger notices:
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CalculatedRisk is absolutely sure that:
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The blogprof intervenes and adds:
From the Detroit Free Press: Michigan's woeful labor markets took another steep dive during May, as the state's unemployment rate surged to 14.1%, a jump of 1.2 percentage points from the month before , state officials said today. The monthly seasonally adjusted rate reported today is the highest recorded in the state since 14.2% in July 1983 . It s up from 12.9% in April and 8.2% a year ago. The U.S. unemployment rate rose by half a percentage point in May to 9.4%. Michigan's job situation likely will get even worse ; state economists predict Michigan s unemployment rate could average 14% t his year and more than 15% in 2010.
BlueOregon.com is rather skeptical:
Eastern Oregon also lacks the following:1. Major freeway (besides I-84) 2. Major Airport 3. Major Port 4. Technology infrastructure (compared with urban areas) 5. Economic & job diversity 6. Higher Education Access (a few exceptions) 7. Retail/art/cultural amenities
Still not being convinced, Mary replies:
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Tina considers that:
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Jon DeVore can't forget that:
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Barry Ritholtz sees it this way:
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Mike none@example.com gives a bit of an idea about it:
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From the Detroit Free Press: Michigan's woeful labor markets took another steep dive during May, as the state's unemployment rate surged to 14.1%, a jump of 1.2 percentage points from the month before , state officials said today. The monthly seasonally adjusted rate reported today is the highest recorded in the state since 14.2% in July 1983 . It s up from 12.9% in April and 8.2% a year ago. The U.S. unemployment rate rose by half a percentage point in May to 9.4%. Michigan's job situation likely will get even worse ; state economists predict Michigan s unemployment rate could average 14% t his year and more than 15% in 2010.
BlueOregon.com is rather skeptical:
Eastern Oregon also lacks the following:1. Major freeway (besides I-84) 2. Major Airport 3. Major Port 4. Technology infrastructure (compared with urban areas) 5. Economic & job diversity 6. Higher Education Access (a few exceptions) 7. Retail/art/cultural amenities
Still not being convinced, Mary replies:
-- JOHN F. KENNEDY "Liberalism is the philosophy of the stupid."-- MARK LEVIN "Winning is not a sometime thing: it's an all time thing. You don't win once in a while; you don't do the right thing once in a while; you do them right all the time. Winning is a habit. Unfortunately, so is losing.
Tina considers that:
Population: 1,635,133Violent Crimes per 100,000: 721No. 15 Philadelphia, Pa.(Philadelphia metropolitan statistical area)
Jon DeVore can't forget that:
2. Roger Rabbit spews: I don t see why rabbits who live in 120-square-inch holes with dirt floors should pay a penny of taxes to bail out people who live in 5,000-square-foot mansions with granite countertops and the greedy bankers who loaned other people s money to them. That s socialism for the rich! 05/20/2009 at 9:04 am
Barry Ritholtz sees it this way:
Troubled multiply The crowd begins to cry For some common sense Let them all dig in When the odds are no win Head for the nearest door CAUSE WE ARE HERE TO GO
Russell Roberts is absolutely sure that:
Myths and Fallacies Nanny State Parenting Podcast Politics Prices Property Rights Reality Is Not Optional Regulation
Mike none@example.com gives a bit of an idea about it:
Walt at RandomWhite Coat UndergroundThe World's FairZooillogix Channels Last 24 Hours Life Science Physical Science Environment Humanities & Social Science Education Politics Medicine & Health Brain & Behavior Technology Information Science Jobs RSS Feeds ScienceBlogs Select The Combined Feed Peer Review on Sb News-Related Posts All Feeds More ScienceBlogs New! Sb on Twitter Email Alerts Weekly Newsletter The ScienceBlogs Shop
Sources:
Kleinheider TONY PHYRILLAS obits Arthur Goldhammer Hale "Bonddad" Stewart Colin Henderson Simon Johnson Economic analyst MSLO Blogger Blogger CalculatedRisk The blogprof BlueOregon.com Mary Tina Jon DeVore Barry Ritholtz Russell Roberts Mike none@example.com
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