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Originally Posted by ardeegee
Unemployment rates, at least, don't bear that out.
http://www.google.com/publicdata?ds=...rate&tdim=true
I see that your state of Colorado has a bit less than national average and mine (South Carolina) has a bit higher than average, but for both unemployment now is higher than it was in November 2008.
Do I blame that on Obama or Bush? Nope. We are in the midst of another fundamental sift in the structure of the job market-- much like there was with the industrial revolution-- and nobody's going to stop it. But still-- it is hard to say that things are "better." |
What is that fundamental shift and what caused it? (I'm not trying to be a "sagacious donkey;" I'm really curious).