Seventeen Percent of the USA Population Is Either Unemployed or Under Employed! Were You Aware of This?!
Andrew
2012/06/26 20:57:53
Just a question! Add any comments you like! You might want to add charts and graphs if you can find them to support your statements!
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Idiot repubs 2012/06/27 03:00:51






















Now would you like to know what it takes to get a job? Or you just want to rant and whine?
I've seen so many of your rants, it's hard to take you serious.
Wanna see?
http://www.sodahead.com/unite...
LOL!!
The private sector does not mean the middle class. Trickle down does not create jobs, just record profits.
In fact, the Fortune 500 are thriving as a group. Unlike the U.S. economy, they've shown quicksilver agility, rapidly shifting their product mix and producing more goods at little new cost. This nimbleness belies the immense size of these companies and, frequently, their advanced age.
The Fortune 500 generated a total of $824.5 billion in earnings last year, up 16.4% over 2010. That beats the previous record of $785 billion, set in 2006 during a roaring economy. The 2011 profits are outsized based on two key historical metrics. They represent 7% of total sales, vs. an average of 5.14% over the 58-year history of the Fortune 500. Companies are also garnering exceptional returns on their capital. The 500 achieved a return-on-equity of 14.3%, far above the historical norm of 12%.
http://www.dailyfinance.com/2...
The private sector is business; it is not the middle class.
My step dad is under-employed (construction), too. We're very blessed to not have already been foreclosed on, like 100,000 other people per State a month now are.
Blessed a lot more that my mom finally got another job in 2010 after being let go in 2008 as well, or we'd definitely have been #ucked.