Economics 101 – John Williams on Unemployment Statistics

Posted on October 20, 2009 by
Check out this great video - John Williams of ShadowStats.com joins us to discuss unemployment statistics, and how they are manipulated by governments to hide painful economic realities. We go into the history of unemployment reporting and discuss the commonly-cited U3 number vs. the more accurate U6 number. For more information on how economic statistics are fudged by the powers that be for their political purposes, please visit Mr. Williams' website: www.shadowstats.com What are your comments?
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Keywords: economics, 101, unemployment, statistics, john, williams, corbett, report

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