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Lies, D@mned lies, Statististcs & the Government
Old 10-05-2007, 08:30 AM   #1
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Well, it turns out that that awful job decline in August, the one that happened just when Bernanke wanted to whack rates, was a fib. The convenient -4000 has been revised up to a +89,000. The number for September is even higher.

Mirabile dictu.

The war on savers continues unabated!!

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