Elise Gould

@eliselgould

Economist, bike commuter, ultimate frisbee player. Studying wages, poverty, jobs, health care, and economic mobility. Striving to be part of the solution.

Tilmeldt oktober 2013

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    From Head Start to Harvard: a story of unconditional love, unwavering support, and unshakeable faith. I am proud to announce that beginning this fall I will be a Research Scholar in Economics at . The program will help me reach my next goal: getting a Ph.D. in Economics.

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    .: I’m always struck when people say to me, “But you’re talking about morality, and we’re talking about money.” I answer, “You really think they’re different? You don’t recognize that a budget is a moral document?" via

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    A must-read piece on Sadie Alexander by : "Decades before it caught on with other economists, Sadie Alexander was the first economist to recommend a government in the US."

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    9. maj

    This project is magnificent and transformative. Pay attention to it.

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    8. maj

    People don't often think of whether or not to cross picket lines anymore, but boycotting businesses with striking workers is basically the same thing as classic picket lines and I AM HERE FOR THIS.

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    For more facts and figures, see 's tailored landing page:

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    Unemployed workers in some sectors are faring better than in other sectors. According to the latest data, there are about 1.5 unemployed construction workers for every job opening in construction and 1.7 unemployed education services workers per opening.

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    Hires and quits rates continue to hold. The hires rate has sat between 3.8% and 3.9% for the last year. The quits rate has been unchanged since June 2018.

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  11. 7. maj

    Latest data from BLS were released this morning. Lots of "unchanged" and "little changed" throughout. Don't be concerned with a little volatility. As I wrote when the latest jobs numbers were released, the economy continues to chug along.

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    Good look at what's really happening . Minimum wage, non employment, historic perspective. Wages still don't allow workers to support their family.

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    3. maj

    Beyond the headlines: Analysis of the low rate compared to work force participation, and wage growth vs. the Fed's target — Thread 👇🏼

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    . via : "Why does the unemployment rate have to be at or below 4% before you see stronger wage growth? Why do employers have all the leverage? Why do they have all the power?"

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    Great economic news: 3.6% unemployment & 3.2% wage growth. Who’s feeling it most? explains -

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    You know what would be a better idea? If we could all "donate" money into a common pot of money (say once a year in April?) and then we could use that money to pay all the teachers a decent salary and enough $ for supplies

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    My dive into the job/wage numbers. Look, obviously we can't be incautious about future inflation, realized and expected. But based on what I'm seeing in the job market, the appropriate Fed stance is: Laissez les bon temps rouler!

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    Friendly reminder: the 90% conf interval for employment in the payroll survey is 110,000. For the HH survey (which shows job losses in April), it's over 500,000.

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    The always brilliant reminds jobs day is a [monthly] Teachable Moment for fractions

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