The economist and (now-independent) columnist notes that while an average monthly growth of just 26,000 jobs is ordinarily a sign of an incredibly weak labor market, it’s expected when you’ve cut net immigration to nearly zero.
And yet, it also exposes the lie that all the jobs were just there for native residents to take. Shocker.
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The economist and (now-independent) columnist notes that while an average monthly growth of just 26,000 jobs is ordinarily a sign of an incredibly weak labor market, it’s expected when you’ve cut net immigration to nearly zero.
And yet, it also exposes the lie that all the jobs were just there for native residents to take. Shocker.