Ouch...and it's still rising.Originally Posted by RRR
Ouch...and it's still rising.
America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.
Abraham Lincoln
For a great dinner out.
http://rivierasc.com/
The downturn is light trucks. I believe reagan increased the tax breaks for business.
I cut my fuel bill.
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America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.
Abraham Lincoln
For a great dinner out.
http://rivierasc.com/
from one of the links posted:
Friday's report offers a mixed view of the labor market. January's data which show job growth decelerating, but revisions to 2012 figures show that employers were adding to payrolls faster than originally thought.
For all of last year, the economy added an average of 181,000 jobs a month, according to updated figures, better than the 153,000 pace originally reported. Underscoring that improvement, December's payroll figures were revised to a gain of 196,000 from an initially reported 155,000, while November increased to 247,000 from 161,000.
The change to last year's numbers in part reflects the Labor Department's annual benchmark revision, which incorporates newly available tax records. From April 2011 to March 2012, the economy added about 422,000 more jobs than previously believed.
Still, payrolls aren't rising fast enough to dent the unemployment rate, which showed that 12.3 million Americans who wanted a job couldn't find one last month. The rate increased as more people entered the work force.....
The latest snapshot of the labor market comes against a backdrop of slow economic growth. U.S. gross domestic product—the broadest measure of economic output—shrank in the fourth quarter of last year. For the whole year, economic activity expanded 2.2%, a fairly meager pace that may be repeated in 2013.
The housing industry is rebounding and business investment appears solid, but government cutbacks have weighed on the economy and consumer attitudes have soured. That has led many economists to forecast a slow start to 2013, followed by faster growth in the second half.
Friday's report showed that private companies added 166,000 jobs in January, accounting for all of the month's gains. Employment increased in retail, construction, health care and wholesale trade. Manufacturing saw a small gain of 4,000 jobs.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...175297276.html
as manufacturing picks up, as it is, the hiring and payroll increases will continue
fuel prices are getting worse
couple that with 8% unemployment, terrorism on the rise,
and a president who wants us all to cut back while
he sends his wife and kids to the most expensive ski resort
in North America and himself to host an all-expense paid
golf outing with Tiger Woods, and you have one really bad
recipe for recovery
the next four years are gonna be rough
My scooter's mpg dropped from 75 to 65. I guess its time to change the spark plug, clean the air filter and reem the exhaust
My boss said cut the fuel exspense so were using the phone more, I hope my customers understand.
I am just hoping that people who voted for bronco bommer
will learn from this and begin to actually listen to their candidate
during the campaigns instead of listening to the media
Not. The world is full of idiots and trough feeders.
Just drink the god d*mned koolaid!
it won't matter, the corporations are only going to appoint presidents that will do their bidding
the presidents don't call the shots
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