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It's common for them to add a FAQ to the report - I don't see how any of these points would have "manipulated" the data to the huge degree that we've seen. If
by koheripbal 6y ago
It's common for them to add a FAQ to the report - I don't see how any of these points would have "manipulated" the data to the huge degree that we've seen.
If anything, the first point would mean that the prior jobless numbers were higher than they should have been.
- vannevar 6y agoI agree with you that "manipulated" seems like an exaggeration, these notes all involve decisions that don't seem unreasonable. But however you slice it, it's hard to interpret that first point as a good sign for the future---how long do you think employers will continue to pay employees who are not actually working?