You aren't "discussing" anything. You are posting stupid, easily debunked lies.
You have never, ever made any decision that would allow you to understand how the business world works or that would enable you to grasp econ 101.
You literally don't know what these words you paste mean. You are low IQ and comically ignorant.
But you did spend another productive night posting dumb shit here.
Except it isn't a "meaningless stat" at all. You actually don't understand what it means, nor can you discuss it as we see with your laughably dumb response which attacks nothing that anyone claimed. If you're so smart Paul, why are you always attacking strawmen and lying?
Hey, remember when you didn't know, actually had no idea, that the BLS has a category called "discouraged workers" ? That was funny.
Yea, you're really dumb, not going to lie.
http://www.igmchicago.org/igm-economic-experts-panel/poll-results?SurveyID=SV_cw5O9LNJL1oz4Xi
but did create million+ jobs
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This idiot literally doesn't understand what "create" means.
2 million people not losing their job doesn't mean a single job was "created"
What a fucking dumbass.
Do you have some special meaning of what "create" means, like what "very likely" means. Lol. You're a funny dude. I'll listen to ivy league economists. You seem to be really dumb.
They did do a study that confirmed that Republcians are much more likely to lie than Democrats. No surprise here...
[h=1]Did the Stimulus Create Jobs?[/h] [h=4]Yes, the stimulus legislation increased employment, despite false Republican claims to the contrary. [/h]
The economic stimulus package is a favorite target of Republican candidates and groups, but more than a few ads falsely claim it did not create or save any jobs. Some recent examples:
http://www.factcheck.org/2010/09/did-the-stimulus-create-jobs/
[h=1]Did the Stimulus Create Jobs?[/h] [h=4]Yes, the stimulus legislation increased employment, despite false Republican claims to the contrary. [/h]
The economic stimulus package is a favorite target of Republican candidates and groups, but more than a few ads falsely claim it did not create or save any jobs. Some recent examples:
- Republican House candidate Dan Debicella charges that Democratic Rep. Jim Himes failed Connecticut’s families because he voted for a "stimulus package that has done nothing to reduce unemployment."
- Rick Scott, the Republican candidate for governor in Florida, says Democrat Alex Sink "backed the failed stimulus bill, which created debt, not jobs."
- Similarly, Sink — who never served in Congress and didn’t vote on the bill — is attacked by the Republican Party of Florida in an ad that says the stimulus "gave us big debt and no jobs."
- Americans for Prosperity, a conservative group that does not have to disclose its donors, aired an ad against Democratic congressional candidate Denny Heck of Washington that claimed the "$787 billion stimulus … failed to save and create jobs." The group has launched similar ads against other Democrats.
- Kristi Noem, a Republican House candidate from South Dakota, calls the measure a "jobless stimulus."
http://www.factcheck.org/2010/09/did-the-stimulus-create-jobs/
