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Are you expecting that analysis to be in the headline itself? Several of the questions you pose are answered in the article. "The losses last month were concen

by Clent 6y ago

Are you expecting that analysis to be in the headline itself? Several of the questions you pose are answered in the article. "The losses last month were concentrated among restaurants, bars, hotels and entertainment venues. Educational services, mostly colleges and universities, also cut workers in December. So did film and music studios." " Economists say it could take several years for the labour market to recover from the pandemic." "contacts in the leisure and hospitality sectors reported renewed employment cuts due to stricter containment measures."

dougmwne 6y ago
Where are the graphs? Where is the data to back up those claims? Does "concentrated" mean 20% or 90%? Which economists said that and why did they say it? How many job cuts did the leasure and hospitality sector see? Without any summarized data to back up the claims, they amount to little more than unsourced opinions. I am asking for the opposite of a headline. I want a well source, data backed economic analysis for people who are interested in the deals but who are not economists, updated weekly or monthly in a consistent format.