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Category Archives: Employment
Where Are U.S. Veterans Employed?
The Global Macro Monitor sends a big shout out and a huge thank you to all the Vets out there. Thanks for your service and great sacrifice you’ve made for all of us. Here some some interesting data from … Continue reading
Hours of Work Needed to Buy the S&P500
Here is an interesting take on the valuation of the S&P500 by our friends over at The Chart Store, who do excellent work. Their chart shows that it now takes 69.23 hours at the average hourly wage of $19.53 to … Continue reading
Nonlinear Thinking: Robot Run Warehouses
Here’s an interesting video clip that reinforces our view that almost all new innovation and technology is labor saving/destroying and that U.S. unemployment is much more structural than most perceive (click here to view video). Even the military, with the … Continue reading
Posted in Employment, Equities, Nonlinear Thinking, Policy, Politics
Tagged Creative Destruction, Joseph Alois Schumpeter, Robots, Technology, Unemployment, Warehouse
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Employment & Wage Trends in New York City
Great data from from the BLS. The average annual wage in New York’s financial industry more than tripled from 1990 to 2009. These numbers, even though employment in the industry declined by close to 20 percent, makes us want to … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Demographics, Employment
Tagged employment, Financial Industry, New York City, Trends, Wages
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U.S. Payroll Employment By Industry, October 2011
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Fareed: Niall Ferguson and Jeff Sachs Square Off on OWS
Nice rumble between Sachs and Ferguson. Well worth your time. (click here if video is not observable)
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Economics, Employment, Geopolitical, Policy, Politics, Video, Whales
Tagged Fareed Zakaria, Jeff Sachs, Niall Ferguson, Occupy Wall Street
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One Factor Behind the High U.S. Unemployment Rate
The following chart is the most recent sixty-five-nation Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), which shows the United States came in 15th in reading, 23rd in math and 31st in science. This is one of the factors driving the high … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Deficit, Economics, Employment
Tagged aggreage deman, dot.com bubble, Housing Bubble, U.S. education
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U.S. Economy Stuck in a Dog House
We stumbled upon this interesting chart from the Financial Stability Oversight Council’s 2011 Annual report which shows the share of owner equity in household real estate. It surprised us, not so much in that it is at record lows, but … Continue reading
Posted in Black Swan Watch, Demographics, Economics, Employment, Housing
Tagged Housing, Owner Equity
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U.S. September Job Creation by Industry
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Posted in Demographics, Employment
Tagged Paryroll Employment by Industry, U.S. employment
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Spain and Italy Services PMI Continue to Contract
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Posted in Economics, Employment, Euro, PIIGS
Tagged Euro, European Sovereign Debt Crisis, Italy, PMI, Spain
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