I’m kind of surprised that the administration didn’t try to hold it another month.
Maybe they did. But a lot of these reports have private-sector corollaries. And holding up BLS reporting in the middle of October because you’re afraid of the results would set off a bigger response than just dumbing the numbers and letting the chips fall. I don’t think there’s much you could say in a business brief that people weren’t already feeling at the checkout counter.
Maybe they did. But a lot of these reports have private-sector corollaries. And holding up BLS reporting in the middle of October because you’re afraid of the results would set off a bigger response than just dumbing the numbers and letting the chips fall. I don’t think there’s much you could say in a business brief that people weren’t already feeling at the checkout counter.