On one hand, it's beyond clear by now that these numbers are always much more optimistic than usual. We just say June and July revised down to negative 10,000 or so. And even then those jobs are inflated by gig work that can barely make ends meet.
On the other hand, I don't think hyper inflation is the solution to the recession we are seemingly heading towards at this rate. Seems like something is going to give. Sadly doesn't seem to be the billionarires being taxed properly./
On one hand, it's beyond clear by now that these numbers are always much more optimistic than usual. We just say June and July revised down to negative 10,000 or so. And even then those jobs are inflated by gig work that can barely make ends meet.
On the other hand, I don't think hyper inflation is the solution to the recession we are seemingly heading towards at this rate. Seems like something is going to give. Sadly doesn't seem to be the billionarires being taxed properly./