Continuing with this week’s attempt to be light on words and heavy on pictures, here is a look at year-over-year job growth for each month over the past two years, ending with the most recent estimates as of December:
Continuing with this week’s attempt to be light on words and heavy on pictures, here is a look at year-over-year job growth for each month over the past two years, ending with the most recent estimates as of December:
good work Rich, as always
I
good work Rich, as always
I don’t think I’d label a graph that looked like this one with the word “growth”
Now we’re talking. The last
Now we’re talking. The last graph of recession comparisons is a nice one. Anything from 1970’s?
Thanks Rich.
As a professor of mine once
As a professor of mine once said …
“A word is worth a milli-picture.”
All I can say is WOW. The
All I can say is WOW. The orange line representing the overall job growth dynamic seems to have fallen off a cliff. As I have stated before, employment is the last pillar that is holding up a total collapse. I hope I am wrong.
Interesting that construction
Interesting that construction looks somewhat stable? Or did it just get hit harder, sooner? Maybe the same with real estate and finance? all I can say is…ouch!