In a message dated 4/2/04 8:29:28 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The labor market roared back to life in March, adding 308,000 nonfarm jobs,
> as the Federal Reserve's two-year-old commitment to easy credit finally
> sparked the employment revival seen as crucial to President Bush's
> reelection. Stock futures, bond yields and the dollar spiked on the news.
Jon Sez: Yep, it's true. for the very first time during this
administration, the net monthly job gain matched the AVERAGE monthly job gain during
the
Clintion administration. Just maybe the city should keep on promoting jobs,
one decent month out of 37 doesn't exactly swerve the norm. Oh, unemployment
went up. Course none of those new unemployed could have come from the city could
they?
Jon Gorder
Twin Cities
(Cathedral Hill)
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