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To: SkyPilot

“Do you mean the U-3 number? The U-6 number is over 22% today (and approaches 23% with the latest data).”

I suppose it’s a nit, but I think you are wrong. The graph you posted shows U-6 at around 17%. It is the “SGS Alternate” number that is around 22%. Again, I suggest sticking with U-6, which is much more that U-3 but significantly less than SGS Alternate.


101 posted on 12/03/2010 10:11:36 AM PST by olrtex
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To: olrtex
Gotcha, and you're right. Also, I did mix up U-6 and SGS, sorry.

But, we still are in lala land with the Gubmit fudging the real numbers.

Here is a little wrench in the gears as well: soon, hundreds of thousands of people may lose their perpetual unemployment checks (which some people have been collecting for almost 2 years!)

When that happens, they automatically come off the U-3 list, and go on the U-6 list! So, will Labor tell us how unemployment just dropped like mad?

105 posted on 12/03/2010 10:45:14 AM PST by SkyPilot
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