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Yeah, I posted the Household Survey above.

Author: LehighND (7534 Posts - Original UHND Member)
Posted at 2:20 pm on Jun 1, 2018
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Thanks for posting an image of that chart though. Very interesting. I'd love to go through that chart, but I can't seem to find the original. (The BLS site is notoriously tough to navigate). I enjoy analyzing those numbers, and that one seems interesting.

So why the difference between your graph, and the one released that I linked above? Maybe it's the "seasonally adjusted" business.

The numbers in the graph you posted are very volatile, and probably don't provide much information on their own. For example, looking at your graph, we were losing full-time jobs and gaining part-time jobs just two months earlier. That indicates to me that the fluctuations are such that they don't bother. with the data in the graph you posted.

For example, we could have looked at the graph you posted in March of this year and bemoaned the migration of workers from full-time to part time. But no one did that.


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Are you kind?

Replies to: "Yeah, I posted the Household Survey above."

  • The jobs report showed 904,000 full-time jobs added last month, a record this century and top 3 or 5 - Cole - 12:23pm 6/1/18 (42) [View All]
    • Which jobs report is that? The BLS number is 220k or something. - LehighND - 1:35pm 6/1/18
      • CNBC: "4) Full-time jobs rose an eye-popping 904,000 for the month, while part-time positions [LINK] - Cole - 1:38pm 6/1/18
        • Fair enough. Odd that they do not cite a source for that. [LINK] - LehighND - 1:56pm 6/1/18
          • I'm no expert (you just said "d'uh"), but I think the concept is that people are moving from - Cole - 2:01pm 6/1/18
            • I understand. The actual number of part-time jobs lost is in that report. - LehighND - 2:06pm 6/1/18
              • You should welcome this new detail, Lehigh. It's not just about quantity, it's also about quality [NT] - Eli - 2:24pm 6/1/18
                • I absolutely welcome the new detail. - LehighND - 2:33pm 6/1/18
          • Here is the Establishment Survey [LINK] - LehighND - 2:00pm 6/1/18
            • Wrong survey. Household survey: [NT] [LINK] - Cole - 2:04pm 6/1/18
              • Yeah, I posted the Household Survey above. - LehighND - 2:20pm 6/1/18
        • “We remain in a virtuous circle” - CC72 - 1:54pm 6/1/18
          • Here is an amazing quote from the NYTimes: "“The real question in analyzing the May jobs numbers [LINK] - Cole - 1:58pm 6/1/18
            • Here is another great quote: - LehighND - 2:02pm 6/1/18
    • Winning > Whining. [NT] - ImWearingJeanShorts - 1:16pm 6/1/18
    • Small Business owners credit Trump. That's what matters. That's where most jobs come from. [NT] - Aragoto - 12:48pm 6/1/18
    • This is all good news. - Chris94 - 12:31pm 6/1/18
      • We don't think the White House controls the economy. It's White House that decontrols the economy - Eli - 1:55pm 6/1/18
        • Define irony: [NT] [LINK] - LanceHarbor - 2:04pm 6/1/18
          • irony on what? Without government regulation, Coal would beat any other sources of energy since it's - Eli - 2:13pm 6/1/18
            • Holy crap. He's subsidizing. Taxpayer dollars to fund coal. [NT] - LehighND - 10:49am 6/2/18
              • Holy hell. He understands the market demand coal. You don't. [NT] [LINK] - Eli - 11:56am 6/2/18
                • I think we both understand it. The market won't support it without subsidies. - LehighND - 3:49pm 6/2/18
                  • All kinds of energy are subsidied. Renewable, oil/gas, nuclear, coal...This is a different subject. - Eli - 1:57am 6/3/18
                    • So the market cannot support coal, even with existing subsidies. - LehighND - 11:10am 6/3/18
            • Talking out your ass. [NT] - Frank L - 5:19pm 6/1/18
            • BS. The market has spoken on coal and it's dying. - LanceHarbor - 2:16pm 6/1/18
              • How would you make steel then? [NT] - Cole - 2:52pm 6/1/18
                • Import it from China. [NT] - LehighND - 10:43am 6/2/18
                  • Export coal to China then so they can make steel. [NT] - Eli - 12:13pm 6/2/18
              • coal is dying? What world are you living in? You're so out of touch of real world. [NT] - Eli - 2:20pm 6/1/18
                • Two words: natural gas. Took coal out in the USA. [NT] - Frank L - 2:44pm 6/1/18
                  • 1. Coal usage worldwide has increased not decreased. 2 China like u.s.coal more than its own coal - Eli - 3:05pm 6/1/18
                    • In the US dummy. NG is much more profitable. Do you know anyone in the business? - Frank L - 5:18pm 6/1/18
                      • Worldwide coal is the king, growing faster than oil/NG/nuclear/renewables combined measured in BTU - Eli - 12:37am 6/2/18
                        • Really, then why is no one mining it here in that quantity. Psst.......it isn’t profitable. [NT] - Frank L - 4:34pm 6/2/18
                    • But not in terms of jobs. - LanceHarbor - 3:14pm 6/1/18
      • Good "rope a dope" [NT] - ColeyO - 1:02pm 6/1/18
        • I suppose only someone who thinks business cycles despite Pres policies could support Obama. [NT] - BaronVonZemo - 1:39pm 6/1/18
      • I seem to recall you predicting economic Armageddon when Trump was elected - BaronVonZemo - 12:53pm 6/1/18
        • I thought the stock market would crash - Chris94 - 1:51pm 6/1/18
          • Pres policies can absolutley impact the economy when they affect 1/6 of the entire econ (HCR) or... - BaronVonZemo - 3:21pm 6/1/18
        • Only if you equate the stock market with the economy. - LanceHarbor - 1:00pm 6/1/18
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