The Unemployment Conundrum Continues

Increasing emergency unemployment claims seems to indicate more people have lost their jobs, yet decreasing continuing jobless claims could mean those unemployed are now employed or failed to get a job, thus are or at risk of being permanently unemployed (or those no longer looking for work.)

Translation: we either have at best a bifurcated job market or at worst, a weakening job market. The economy must grow, requiring cooperation amongst policymakers, which is complicated given the current dissension. Basically, something’s gotta give.


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