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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The data is not fake. I am a Democrat so sure I could jump on it to fit a narrative, but that will disingenuous. There is raw data available for this. The methodology has not changed. What people forget is that under all previous administration BLS has always been the punching bag as far as agency experiencing budget cut. The BLS is under staffed. And the methodology they use require lots of human resources. And response rates have been decreasing. This explain the wild revisions we have been seeing lately. Read the report closely. Let me ask you a question. If you think this is fa, do you also think that the revisions that essentially wiped out all jobs created for 2025 were also fake? There were from the same report.[/quote] This. The people here are crackpot conspiracy theorists. Monthly data gets revised after its first estimate. November and December were both revised down in this report. Annual data gets revised regularly too. The downward revision for the past year is a level change to re-anchor the series based on complete data, not a flow change like the monthly data. Basically, there were 158,377,000 people employed in March 2025 instead of the previous reported 159,275,000. The monthly revisions (reflecting actual developments in the labor market) were much less. There is more data than just the BLS surveys. The Fed is not making decisions off of one data point. Finally, don’t hang on to one month’s data. Data is noisy. [/quote] If the data is to be so trusted, why did Trump fire the head of BLS because he didn’t like the numbers? He was essentially claiming the numbers were cooked before that staffing change? Or he wants a new head to change them? [/quote] Because he’s stupid and impulsive and fires people who don’t do things he wants? Like, he fired Lisa Cook from the Fed but even if that had succeeded it wouldn’t have gotten him lower rates. He’s not particularly strategic, just angry and reactionary.[/quote]No, everything we've seen shows us the intimidation has been targeted to forcing BLS and others to report favorable news only.[/quote] And other than the January number, the rest of the jobs numbers in this report were unfavorable. Guess his intimidation isn’t working very well.[/quote] They only care about the soundbite. The President doesn't read. We know this from lots of reporting. It only matters what flashes up on the screen for 10 seconds.[/quote]
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