Research Library
Charts Employment Archive Jan 2008 through ???
In my reading, I frequently come across literature that interests me (see third party research links
for some of my reading list). Typically, I post these files to the Research Library by their
category, and as that fills up, I post them in their category archives so I (or readers) can reference in
the future (see below):
In my reading, I frequently come across literature that interests me (see third party research links
for some of my reading list). Typically, I post these files to the Research Library by their
category, and as that fills up, I post them in their category archives so I (or readers) can reference in
the future (see below):
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Interesting Charts
"A rise of 0.5% unemployment
(from the bottom) has always
been associated with a recession.
We are already up 0.6%. It is hard
to imagine how it will not be so
this time. So, how did we get
here? As I have written for a long
time, it is the result of the bursting
of the twin bubbles of the housing
market and the credit markets."
John Mauldin 01/05/08
(from the bottom) has always
been associated with a recession.
We are already up 0.6%. It is hard
to imagine how it will not be so
this time. So, how did we get
here? As I have written for a long
time, it is the result of the bursting
of the twin bubbles of the housing
market and the credit markets."
John Mauldin 01/05/08
