No shit, when the economy is fucked and you tell people/businesses you are going to increase their tax rates to %40+ you keep hiring from happening.
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From the post:
>Data published Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest payrolls might have grown about 60,000 less per month on average last year than the roughly 250,000 run-rate derived from the agency’s monthly employment report. The new figures, from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, cover more than 95% of US jobs. and are eventually used in annual revisions to the monthly data.
No shit, when the economy is fucked and you tell people/businesses you are going to increase their tax rates to %40+ you keep hiring from happening.
Archive: https://archive.today/kICAG
From the post:
>>Data published Wednesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics suggest payrolls might have grown about 60,000 less per month on average last year than the roughly 250,000 run-rate derived from the agency’s monthly employment report. The new figures, from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, cover more than 95% of US jobs. and are eventually used in annual revisions to the monthly data.
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