Bummer, bummer, bummer. More jobs weren't created. We didn't even stop the bleeding. But at least it's down to a trickle. But that is worse than everyone thought. The pundits were just wrong or believed that by saying the job market is recovery that it would be true. (Alas, visualization will NOT make it happen.)
The economy lost 85,000 jobs. The unemployment rate stayed pretty steady, but that's because people are giving up... or maybe since December is a really tough time to find a job because people are too busy partying and making merry.
About Me
- Heidi Pickman
- Promote and advocate for a clean energy economy. Independent radio producer since 1998: founding producer of "Weekend America," a weekly public radio magazine program that couldn't survive without me; Marketplace Morning Report producer; public affairs director at KPFK, Los Angeles;, and the producer of "Marc Cooper's Daily Review" and "RadioNation." Tufts alum. Doctoral candidate in Economics, UCLA.
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