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Originally Posted by dellinger63
Let me be as simple as possible for you
2011 Aug 2825784(B)
2011 Sep 2829775(B)
2011 Oct 2834554(B)
2011 Nov 2838869(B)
2011 Dec 2843199(B)
2012 Jan 2844774(P)
The above numbers represent the actual number of those employed in WI month by month (jobs). These numbers are also supplied directly from the U.S. Bureau of Labor not dailykos, huffipoo etc.
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Sigh. Dell. This is not "math". This is "reading comprehension".
Again: the BLS
unemployment rate you post (without reference, btw) are not the same thing as the BLS
number of jobs available that I have posted.
They are not interrelated zero sum numbers dependent upon each other.
They are measuring two different things.
That's why the BLS lists both.
Want proof? Tell me, from the six months you've listed above,
using your numbers, tell me how many factories closed in Wisconsin and how many job opportunities were lost?
You can't do it. That's because your numbers have nothing to do with it. Your numbers are only
the actual number of people working. Your numbers
do not reflect job opportunities open, available.
I am sorry you simply can't understand that.
Again: Wisconsin, 6 straight months of job loss 2011, the worse in the nation, and it's the actual BLS report, in
the multiple references I have provided (which you've clearly not bothered to click on) that show that.