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: Calculated RiskRepeat: Color Commentary
By Anonymous
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I'm watching some sporting event with friends. I posted most of this list yesterday, and there were quite a few comments and emails - so while I'm distracted, here is a repeat for those who missed it - enjoy!Earlier today:
? Summary for Week ending February 5th
? Schedule for Week of Feb 6th
Commentary this week:
? Monday: QE2 Speculation and Summary
? Tuesday: Economic Outlook and Daily Summary
? Wednesday: Daily Color: D-List Data
? Thursday: Employment Situation: A Lighter Shade of Gray
? Friday: Daily Color: Two Employment Surveys, Different Results
Click on graph for larger image.A repeat from Friday ...
This graph shows the job losses from the start of the employment recession, in percentage terms - aligned at maximum job losses.
In terms of lost payroll jobs, the 2007 recession is by far the worst since WWII, and the "recovery" for payroll jobs is one of the slowest.
Here are the employment posts from Friday (with graphs):
? January Employment Report: 36,000 Jobs, 9.0% Unemployment Rate
? Employment Summary and Part Time Workers, Unemployed over 26 Weeks
? Duration of Unemployment, Unemployment by Education, Diffusion Indexes
? Employment Graph Gallery
Full post as published by Calculated Risk on February 06, 2011 (boomark / email).
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