JOLTS report for January: the game of employment musical chairs continues The Census Bureau JOLTS report for January, released this morning, indicates that the jobs market continues to be nowhere…

…in a natural decrease last year in the population of nearly three-quarters of U.S. counties versus the two previous years, the census bureau said on Thursday. More than 73% of…

…the Census Bureau reported that the value of the widely watched new orders for manufactured durable goods decreased by $6.0 billion or 2.2 percent to $271.5 billion in February, the…

February JOLTS report: the game of musical chairs in the jobs market goes on This morning (Tuesday) the Census Bureau JOLTS report for February shows that the game of musical…

…here because the Census does not provide inflation adjusted data on those, but that the $1.3 billion increase in exports of services vs the 2.4 billion increase in imports of…

…purchase index, the Case Shiller national index, and the Census Bureau’s measures of median prices for new and all houses sold. The best way to get to the “real” inflation-adjusted…

…of new cases looks like broken down by Census Region: As you can see, cases are rising in every region (except for the South, where the last few days’ increase…

March JOLTS report: the game of musical chairs in the jobs market intensifies to all-time highs In March, as this morning’s Census Bureau JOLTS report shows, the game of musical…

…number of job openings significantly declines. In April, as yesterday’s Census Bureau JOLTS report shows, the game of musical job chairs in the jobs market has actually intensified to all-time…

…not contain any city remotely comparable in terms of population or density. See U. S. Census Bureau, Quick Facts: New York City (last updated July 1, 2021) (Quick Facts: New…