Most analysts watch total nonfarm payrolls and see stability. A narrow slice of the labor market generates virtually every recessionary job loss — and it peaks years before anyone notices.
Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad you found it helpful. We publish a fair amount of analysis that applies to current data, but some of our posts, like this one, are framework/educational content.
Applying all these framework concepts to current data, every single week, is the service we provide to clients and subscribers. We just opened a new "lite" tier of service that's exactly geared towards this.
Excellent. Well written.
Appreciated if you could take that further beyond the historical observations and into the contextual present?
Challenge for the weekend perhaps?!
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Thanks for the comment, and I'm glad you found it helpful. We publish a fair amount of analysis that applies to current data, but some of our posts, like this one, are framework/educational content.
Applying all these framework concepts to current data, every single week, is the service we provide to clients and subscribers. We just opened a new "lite" tier of service that's exactly geared towards this.
You can see all our services, from free to consulting, here: https://www.epbresearch.com/services/