The Unemployment Rate in Every Region of Europe
There are only two regions/counties within all of France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Ireland, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Croatia, and Slovenia where the unemployment rate is below 5.8%
Wages Are Falling in Countries Across the EU
The 19.1% decline in working wages for Greeks is approaching the magnitude of the decline in wages in the US during the Great Depression.
The Eurozone: Still Fewer People Employed than in 2008
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 25th of August 2016 to The Sounding Line. It has been nearly a decade yet the number of people with a job in the […]
Charles Hugh Smith – Retail is the First Domino to Fall
Well known author and economist Charles Hugh Smith of OfTwoMinds.com recently sat down with the X22 Spotlight Report for a wide ranging interview on how Trump can restore the US […]
John Williams Explains Why GDP and Labor Numbers Are Greatly Overstated
One of the economic phenomenon that we have discussed in numerous articles here at The Sounding Line is the unprecedented divergence between rosy government statistics like the unemployment rate and […]
Unemployment – How Does a Lagging Indicator Become a Leading Indicator?
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 8th of March 2016 to The Sounding Line. Enjoy The Sounding Line? Click here to subscribe. Recently, even the most staid of “economists” are now referencing […]
The Unemployment Rate – Pulling back the Curtain
Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 15th of February 2016 to The Sounding Line. Rick Santelli and Jim Bianco’s interview on CNBC last week was a fruitful one. In ‘The […]