Monday, October 26, 2009

Economic Recovery Missing Massachusetts

Do you know HOW SICK I AM of LYING AGENDA-PUSHERS pushing SHIT?

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What do you know, this PoS is authored by the same turd.

"Bay State heads to a jobless recovery; Work expands while hiring lags; Top local sectors outpace nation" by Robert Gavin, Globe Staff | October 26, 2009

Then it is NOT A RECOVERY!!!


Many of Massachusetts’ key industries have begun to rebound along with the broader economy, increasing sales and production, but hiring only cautiously - if at all.

But we have BEEN IN RECOVERY for MONTHS and are going to be told the third quarter was booming!


That caution is contributing to what is almost certain to be another jobless recovery in Massachusetts and elsewhere, a pattern that has marked economic turnarounds since the early 1990s.

Translation: There WILL NOT BE a RECOVERY, readers.

The MSM and GOVERNMENT LIED to you AGAIN!


Even though the economy is expanding, it is not growing fast enough to generate jobs and reduce unemployment in the state, already at its highest level since the 1970s.

Then it REALLY ISN'T EXPANDING, is it?

Over the next year, economic activity in Massachusetts will increase more than 2 percent, slightly faster than in the nation as a whole, but employers here will still slice 37,000 more jobs, according to forecasts by Moody’s Economy.com, a research firm in West Chester, Pa.

That is a CONTRACTION not an EXPANSION, you lying f***s!!!!!!

Readers, I am SO ANGRY RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!! I am SICK of this FRONT-PAGE, AGENDA-PUSHING HORSE SHIT passing itself off as "news!"


That job loss, while significant, is less than the projected rate nationwide.

Yeah, so THINK of yourself as LUCKY, Bay Stater.


Among the industries expected to expand production and still cut jobs are Massachusetts mainstays such as manufacturing and technology.

Some recovery!!!!

“We’re at the bottom, and it looks like we’re going to bounce along the bottom,’’ said Michael Goodman, eco nomic analyst and professor of public policy at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth. “It’s going to be a long, hard slog.’’

How long and how hard will likely be determined by several key sectors that drive the state’s economy, including biotechnology and health care, technology, financial services, manufacturing, and education. In many ways, Massachusetts came through the recession better than other parts of the country because of its mix of industries; heavy on technology, education, and health care, and light on construction and automobiles, the sectors hit hardest by the national downturn. The state has lost less than 4 percent of its jobs, compared to more than 5 percent nationwide, while its unemployment rate, 9.3 percent, is a half-point lower than the nation’s.

FUCK YOU, you human piece of filth!!!! What SHIT PROPAGANDA!!!!!

Oh, right, HE is STILL WRITING for that MONEY-LOSING NEWSPAPER!!

Many key sectors also outperformed the nation. The state’s biotechnology companies, for example, increased employment nearly 7 percent during the recession, compared to 2 percent nationally, according to Moody’s Economy.com. Massachusetts financial services firms cut less than 4 percent of their jobs, compared to job losses of 5 percent nationally.

Readers, I just NO LONGER BELIEVE this AGENDA-PUSHING LIAR!

MSM Manufacturing an Economic Recovery

MSM Manufacturing an Economic Recovery (Part II)

Now you will understand what a s***-thrower shill the BG is:

A number of forces could shape the recovery in Massachusetts, said Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. The weak dollar, which makes US products cheaper in foreign markets, could boost sectors such as technology and manufacturing, which rely on exports.

Yeah, SOMEHOW making PRODUCTS for EXPORT while JOBS are CUT and YOUR DOLLAR DESTROYED is a GOOD THING, Bay Stater!

A continued rise in the markets would restore some of the depleted value of endowments at universities, which could then resume construction projects that were put on hold.

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"Does this make sense that Wall Street can do so well while the rest of the nation is unemployed and losing their homes? Something does not add up here. In a nation that has lost most of its manufacturing, where is this money coming from?" -- Wake the Flock Up

Fed is printing it, right -- thereby driving the dollar down further.

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Yeah, YOUR PENSION was STOLEN, America.


For financial services and health care, what happens in Washington may prove more important than what happens in the economy, Rosengren said. Lawmakers and policy makers are considering overhauls to US health care and financial regulatory systems, and the outcome of these efforts could determine how fast those industries grow in Massachusetts.

Ultimately, Rosengren said, the state’s expansion will depend on whether the US economy can transition to a self-sustaining recovery from one fueled by stimulus programs. “The question is what happens when these programs go away,’’ Rosengren said. “To what extent is the private sector going to pick up activity as the government sector pulls back?’’

Well, with NO JOBS....!!!!!!!

Also see: Second Stimulus Set For Stealing

So the FED MAN is also a LIAR!!!!

The answer remains uncertain. At Mason Box Co. in North Attleborough, for example, orders have picked up enough that the firm has recalled “some, not many’’ employees after earlier cutting about 30 percent of the workforce, said company president Hugh Mason. The 118-year-old box manufacturer, which employs about 50 people, plans to move slowly in adding workers, preferring to increase overtime, Mason said.

Do you MSM guys ever get tired from shoveling so much shit?

“We’re skittish [about] bringing back people until we see if this recovery is going to last,’’ said Mason. “We really have to see some optimism out there.’’

Such caution is among the reasons economists expect a jobless recovery lasting into next year.

Then THERE IS NO RECOVERY despite the lying MSM hollering it at the top of their lungs -- and AMERICAN KNOW IT!!

Another reason: Many companies cut employee hours to avoid layoffs, so as business picks up, they are likely to increase hours before hiring new workers.

But WE WILL CALL THAT "recovery!"

At the same time, firms are boosting productivity, or getting more production from existing workers....

STOO-PID FUCKING SLAVES!!!

Related: The AmeriKan Slave

FUCK YOU, Americans! YOU DESERVE EVERY SHIT-FILLED BOWL being SHOVED DOWN YOUR THROAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

“Overall, there’s a lack of confidence,’’ said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody’s Economy.com. “Businesses are curtailing their layoffs, but they’re not hiring.’’

Hiring has lagged in each of the past two recessions, both nationally and in Massachusetts. The last recession ended in November 2001, but the nation didn’t begin sustained job growth until September 2003. Job growth didn’t resume in Massachusetts until January 2004.

This time, Massachusetts may not lag behind the nation. Many analysts expect technology to lead the US recovery, and already, some of the state’s leading tech companies are reporting solid increases in sales.

As they MOVE OUT!

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Yeah, THAT DOESN'T GET A MENTION in this RAH-RAH SHEEP SHIT!!!!!

The state’s housing market is also rebounding, with both sales and prices increasing in recent months. Certainly, there’s a long way to go. The state’s construction sector, while relatively small, has shed 20 percent of its jobs, or one in five. Real estate also has lost about one in five jobs. State and local governments, struggling with budget shortfalls, are facing major layoffs.

LESS GOVERNMENT WORKERS the BETTER!!

Nothing but FUCKING LOOTERS!!!!

“The state’s economy did weather the economic storm better than other parts of the country,’’ Zandi said. “But this feels good only because we’ve come back from the abyss.’’

This feels good? Did he say that?

PFFFFFFFTTTT!

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