Further Evidence of Improving Job Conditions

Late last year I wrote a series of posts comparing two sets of
available San Diego job surveys.  The first was the “establishment
survey,” which polls local employers and attempts to measure the number
of people working for San Diego businesses regardless of where they
live.  The second was the “household survey,” which polls San
Diego residents in order to find out how many residents are working,
regardless of whether they work in the county or not.  The
household survey also includes the self-employed, while the
establishment survey (as we’d expect from a survey of businesses) does
not.

At the time of these articles, the two surveys were providing mixed
signals…

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