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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsNYT: Jobless rate looks like old times but the economy doesn't.
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/04/business/economy/unemployment-jobs.html
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NYT: Jobless rate looks like old times but the economy doesn't. (Original Post)
triron
May 2018
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BigmanPigman
(51,613 posts)1. Wage stagnation and no livable salaries/wages
is the problem and has been for 20 years at least. Too bad all of our money goes to the top 3% and almost half of our taxes goes toward military spending. If we had a lower amount for the military we would all be getting low cost college educations and affordable healthcare and probably have a better quality of life.
TheFrenchRazor
(2,116 posts)3. word. nt
Tracyjo
(729 posts)4. You have it right. nt
NoMoreRepugs
(9,438 posts)2. But aren't the "amazing" tax cuts going to solve
all our problems and give us all so much more money to spend???
NewJeffCT
(56,828 posts)6. everybody rushed out and got their Costco memberships
with their tax cuts. Of course, since their gas costs and healthcare costs have spiked, they've lost ground overall.
triron
(22,007 posts)7. kick for visibility