Source: http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2011/11/30/business/business-us-usa-economy.html?ref=economy
This blog compiles the thoughts of UCLA undergraduates on the connections between economic history and current events. All contributors to this blog are enrolled in Ec183, The Development of Economic Institutions in the United States. The premise of this course is the history matters. The careful application of economic theory and quantitative reasoning can help us understand the past.
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Private Sector Job Growth Accelerates
Some studies shows that labor market is working its way toward healing, especially in the private sectors. As we know, the demand and supply of labor is a important indicator of the health of economy. If the demand of labor is increasing, it shows business and investment are expanding. According to the senior economist at ITG Investment Research in New York, "after slowing in the late spring and early summer, is back firmly at its 2 (percent) to 2.5 percent growth rate" He believe that this number indicate that economic growth is accelerating. However, some people express worries on the optimism on jobs. Because the weak labor marker still remains one of the biggest problem for the economic recovery.
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