Letter: Firing of BLS Chief May Backfire
UNITED STATES, AUG 8 – The July report showed 73,000 jobs added, below the 110,000 economist estimate, prompting questions about data accuracy and political bias claims by President Trump.
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Letter: Firing of BLS chief may backfire
Trump's reasoning that bureaucrats were scheming to undermine falls apart upon closer inspection of the 73,000 new jobs added, but a downward revision of previous job numbers by 258,000. The worst period of job growth since the onset of the…
Trump’s firing of BLS chief may undermine public trust in jobs numbers, New Mexico economists say
Americans are growing increasingly distrustful of the establishments around them — only 28% of U.S. adults have high confidence in major institutions like government, banks, courts and schools.
After Firing the Head of BLS for "Faking Numbers," Trump Presents His Own Faked Numbers
If you’re in your thirties or forties, and you have no personal memory of the press releases published by TASS; the mouthpiece of the Soviet State at that time—or if you’ve never been “entertained” by old Radio Moscow broadcasts or Radio Pyongyang, the Voice of North Korea, this is the next-best thing. A quick refresher: Trump fired the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner last week after she published some disappointing July jobs numbers. Sh…
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