Jobs Report Revisions, Explained

Update: 2024-06-05

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Revisions to economic data are crucial so users of that data have the most accurate and current information possible. Still, recent revisions to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’s monthly job report have been larger than some observers would like. Caleb and Liz discuss the trend and how we can think about them in the broader business climate.

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The Employment Situation [BLS]

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Jobs Report Revisions, Explained

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Jobs Report Revisions, Explained