Job Creation: Post-Recession Recovery Cycles
This is the updated version of the chart I used yesterday, showing this 2003-08 cycle, courtesy of Spencer England's Economic Research.
As you can see, this was the weakest in terms of NFP job creation of all the post-recession recoveries since WWII.
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Bush Boom? Hardly . . .
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This weekend, we noted that in terms of job creation, the 2002-07 post-recession recovery was the very worst in the post-WWII era. This was in response to the pundit commentary that job losses aren't nearly as bad today as the 2001 mild consumer-led re... [Read More]
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Barry, I sent the comment, but neglected to check Name and Email before sending. My bad. It usually pops up quickly, and I'm still bleary eyed. LOL!
Posted by: SPECTRE of Deflation | Apr 5, 2008 8:24:58 AM
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