Friday, November 2, 2018

US Payrolls Rise More Than Forecast as Wage Gains Hit 3.1% [feedly]

US Payrolls Rise More Than Forecast as Wage Gains Hit 3.1%

Despite many countervailing factors promoting aggravated inequality, full employment, or near it, WILL raise the price of labor power across the board, almost regardless of skill or classification. Proving labor power IS a commodity, if an impoverished one. Human capital by contrast, that backs up market labor power with advanced, non-linear productivity, creativity, and innovation -- is not such a "good commodity" ---  it does not expand just because there is a shortage --- gotta wait 20 years educational investments, among other things.

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West Virginia GDP -- a Streamlit Version

  A survey of West Virginia GDP by industrial sectors for 2022, with commentary This is content on the main page.