Coming from a different source of information . . . Employ America emphasizes a rapid recovery in 2020 as measured from a pre-recession peak till now. If you recall the 2008 recovery after Wall Street and banks were faltering was by far longer. In this case, we are looking at a Covid inspired period of layoff as compared to previous recessional layoffs. Due to Joe Biden programs and the support of Dems, the nation and labor’s 2020 recovery proceeded at a far more rapid pace than previous recoveries. “Managing The Endogenous Slowdown: Transitioning From A Rapid Recovery To Non-Inflationary Growth” (employamerica.org) “If you liked this chart last month, you’ll like it even more this month. We are on track to have our first prime-age
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Coming from a different source of information . . . Employ America emphasizes a rapid recovery in 2020 as measured from a pre-recession peak till now. If you recall the 2008 recovery after Wall Street and banks were faltering was by far longer. In this case, we are looking at a Covid inspired period of layoff as compared to previous recessional layoffs.
Due to Joe Biden programs and the support of Dems, the nation and labor’s 2020 recovery proceeded at a far more rapid pace than previous recoveries.
“Managing The Endogenous Slowdown: Transitioning From A Rapid Recovery To Non-Inflationary Growth” (employamerica.org)
“If you liked this chart last month, you’ll like it even more this month. We are on track to have our first prime-age employment recovery–in many decades–that will not be generationally disastrous. Don’t take this recovery for granted . . .” Skanda Amarnath (Neoliberal Sellout) Employ America
Employ America commentary fits with what I was thinking about with a series of words and supporting detail. Skanda Amarnath’s graph brings clarity to the issue of where the nation is economically, which is far better than what it was in 2008.
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