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| computergame, wylde, jeremy piven, john castellano, niggaz, whitehouse.org, forum, funny, write, makaveli bootleg, drugs, michael griffiths (ii), music promotion, jarhead(widescreen edition), | Also, if you rely upon what Nelson says about real job growth lagging behind economic growth, the picture doesn't really brighten up any. According to the Bureau of humorous Labor Statistics, gains realized in real earnings by American workers are undercut by the rising cost of living for the average American. [ more plastic... ] show almost all: 123 commentsmost: 27 commentsbest: 5 comments by oldest first (ignore threads) newest first newest first (ignore threads) oldest first highest scores first1. "The Rising Tide Lifts All Boats" by PerryStroika at humorous Wed 31 Aug 7:47amscore of 4.5 astute I humorous don't know how many people, aside from policy analysts and the like are aware of this, but there has been a growing disjuncture between GDP and poverty rates in recent years. That is to say that the previous relationship, where poverty has decreased with increases in GDP has been growing steadily weaker for some time now. |
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| million jobs. Nelson speculated the disconnect between more jobs and increased poverty might be due to employers not immediately filling jobs created by a more robust economy: "I guess what happened last year was kind of similar to what happened drugs in the early 1990s where you had a recession that was officially over and then you had several years after that drugs of rising poverty. These numbers do reflect changes between drugs 2003 and 2004. They don't reflect any improvements in the economy in 2005." Tim Smeeding, an economics professor from Syracuse University, believes the disconnect might be explained by a population, particularly in the elderly category, which relies less upon earning a pay check and is more dependent upon capital gains growth. According to Smeeding, most of the income produced by the growing economy over the past few years has gone "to higher income people and has taken the form of capital income, interest, rents, and dividends." |
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