The unemployment rate April fell to 5.4% from 5.5%.
Most segments of the economy except for the energy industry added workers last month, reports the Labor Department.
The idea that we are not in the boom phase of the Fed created business cycle just doesn't fit the facts.
-RW
(Garphic via MarketWatch)
Clear as day: no growth in the productive sectors, all growth in the consumption sectors.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why anyone trusts government statistics. They lie about everything else, yet we're supposed to believe the stats? I don't think so.
ReplyDeleteAnd the notion that the true unemployment rate is 5.4% is laughable. Not counting millions who are on the dole is a farce.
The job losses in the oil sector show what is really going on in the economy. It is crashing!
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