4Q GDP - 3.5%
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Quote from: texasindy on January 31, 2007, 12:17:47 PM
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Why am I not surprised?
My boyfriend is among those 55% (as am I), and understandably so. He has been trying to find a job for 7 months now and has been unsuccessful (he has a bachelor's in computer science).
Tell him to check the classifieds..... in India.
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Quote from: texasindy on January 31, 2007, 12:17:47 PM
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Why am I not surprised?
My boyfriend is among those 55% (as am I), and understandably so. He has been trying to find a job for 7 months now and has been unsuccessful (he has a bachelor's in computer science).
Tell him to check the classifieds..... in India.
Or move to a market where his skills are needed, rather than waiting for the need to appear in his local area.
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CPI is 2.6%. Population growth is about 1%. So I guess it's pretty good for Bush when the per capita real income doesn't significantly decrease.
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Quote from: MODU on January 31, 2007, 12:45:39 PM
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Why am I not surprised?
My boyfriend is among those 55% (as am I), and understandably so. He has been trying to find a job for 7 months now and has been unsuccessful (he has a bachelor's in computer science).
Tell him to check the classifieds..... in India.
Or move to a market where his skills are needed, rather than waiting for the need to appear in his local area.
The two options are not necessarily exclusive.
Quote from: jfern on January 31, 2007, 03:44:43 PM
CPI is 2.6%. Population growth is about 1%. So I guess it's pretty good for Bush when the per capita real income doesn't significantly decrease.
Those are inflation-adjusted figures, although CPI does not take into account housing prices directly, which is an invisible form of inflation, though it is targeted at non-homeowners.
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