Jobless Recovery Explained in Two Simple Statistics

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[...] Krafft Capitalism is doing what it does best- exploitation. Via Ezra Klein, Annie Lowrey has the only two stats you really need to know: 1. Fortune 500 companies tripled their profits to $391 billion in [...]

[...] Lowrey explains the jobless recovery: Wondering what’s behind those recent jobless recovery [...]

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Do these statistics tell us anything worthwhile about how many jobs are involved? They may be interesting from an industrial organization point of view, but the number of jobs a company has can fluctuate dramatically depending on which tasks are performed in-house and which are purchased from other firms. The fact that some big firms have been able to organize themselves around their high-profitability activities and potentially out-source their low-profitability activities does not help to understand a jobless recovery.

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[...] Jobless recovery [...]

[...] for the wonderful state of large corporate America that Dimon celebrates, it came in part because Fortune 500 companies laid off more than 800,000 people in 2009. For these people, life is "very, very, very, very" [...]

[...] for the wonderful state of large corporate America that Dimon celebrates, it came in part because Fortune 500 companies laid off more than 800,000 people in 2009. For these people, life is “very, very, very, very” [...]

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[...] for the wonderful state of large corporate America that Dimon celebrates, it came in part because Fortune 500 companies laid off more than 800,000 people in 2009. For these people, life is "very, very, very, very" [...]

[...] for the wonderful state of large corporate America that Dimon celebrates, it came in part because Fortune 500 companies laid off more than 800,000 people in 2009. For these people, life is “very, very, very, very” [...]

[...] March 2010 was the best month for jobs in three years, but it didn’t make a dent in the official unemployment rate. As we prepare for the long climb out of historic unemployment, Annie Lowrey of the Washington Independent submits “The Jobless Recovery in Two Simple Statistics”: [...]

[...] cuts and layoffs are expected in state capitols. Yesterday, new jobless numbers rose. Annie Lowrey explained the jobless recovery with two simple [...]

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Well, in part the profits exist /because/ they slashed workers.

[...] Jobless Recovery Explained in Two Simple Statistics « The … [...]

[...] to $391 billion in 2009. They also slashed their payrolls by more than 800,000 jobs, according to The Washington Independent [...]

[...] unwilling to resume hiring. Ezra Klein – The jobless recovery, explained. Annie Lowrey brings the data: Wondering what’s behind those recent jobless recovery [...]

[...] [2] “Jobless Recovery Explained in Two Simple Statistics” by Annie Lowrey. The Washington Independent. 4/15/10. http://washingtonindependent.com/82327/jobless-recovery-explained-in-two-simple-statistics [...]

Will these statistics be mentioned on Fox news by any chance? Just askin'.

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[...] [2]  “Jobless Recovery Explained in Two Simple Statistics” by Annie Lowrey.  The Washington Independent. 4/15/10.  http://washingtonindependent.com/82327/jobless-recovery-explained-in-two-simple-statistics [...]

[...] Except that I’d say the link between job creation and economic growth is near the breaking point, because in our Bizarro World economy, growth is becoming more closely linked to job reduction, as The Washington Independent’s Annie Lowrey explained in two simple statistics: [...]

[...] Except that I'd say the link between job creation and economic growth is near the breaking point, because in our Bizarro World economy, growth is becoming more closely linked to job reduction, as The Washington Independent's Annie Lowrey explained in two simple statistics: [...]

[...] Lowrey brings the data <http://washingtonindependent.com/82327/jobless-recovery-explained-in-two-simple-statistics&gt; [...]

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