Unemployment rate
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Unemployment rate
Hi Guys, just a short question, is anyone having an idea of the realistic unemployment rate in Oz?
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
#2
Re: Unemployment rate
Hi Guys, just a short question, is anyone having an idea of the realistic unemployment rate in Oz?
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
#4
Re: Unemployment rate
Hi Guys, just a short question, is anyone having an idea of the realistic unemployment rate in Oz?
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
The beauty of having an official rate is that it's 'official' and not just someone's opinion - in this case Roy Morgan (whoever the f**k that is)
#5
Re: Unemployment rate
Hi Guys, just a short question, is anyone having an idea of the realistic unemployment rate in Oz?
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
The ABS is at 5.7% (which is the ILO method) and I saw Roy Morgans rate at 10.7% for fulltime and a little more for the part time numbers which brings the average at around 12%, which I think is huge also known the fact that Australia has more subbies who are not counted in in these rates.
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/[email protected]%202013
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Re: Unemployment rate
Cannot trust those figures. Based on your own experience is the best.
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Re: Unemployment rate
Well if the PIIGS countries would use this ILO method, the average unemployment rate in Europe would be around 8.5%, but it isn't!
Maybe this will tell you something:
http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/52...3-201311070222
It's a well established Australian research institute. But maybe yhe ABC link will give you some more confidence;
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-09-1...ction=business
The Government also didn't spy on Indonesia and WiKi lekas doesn't exists, so is eric Snowden.....
Maybe this will tell you something:
http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/52...3-201311070222
It's a well established Australian research institute. But maybe yhe ABC link will give you some more confidence;
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-09-1...ction=business
The Government also didn't spy on Indonesia and WiKi lekas doesn't exists, so is eric Snowden.....
#8
Re: Unemployment rate
Well if the PIIGS countries would use this ILO method, the average unemployment rate in Europe would be around 8.5%, but it isn't!
Maybe this will tell you something:
http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/52...3-201311070222
It's a well established Australian research institute. But maybe yhe ABC link will give you some more confidence;
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-09-1...ction=business
The Government also didn't spy on Indonesia and WiKi lekas doesn't exists, so is eric Snowden.....
Maybe this will tell you something:
http://www.roymorgan.com/findings/52...3-201311070222
It's a well established Australian research institute. But maybe yhe ABC link will give you some more confidence;
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-09-1...ction=business
The Government also didn't spy on Indonesia and WiKi lekas doesn't exists, so is eric Snowden.....
#9
Re: Unemployment rate
If it's a government statistic then it will be a fudged to illustrate whatever the govt wants people to believe.
The "conspiracy theorists" were proven correct with the pre election employment figures in the US where the figures given are now acknowledged to have been faked for electoral advantage:
http://nypost.com/2013/11/18/census-...n-jobs-report/
Current US unemployment stated as 7.3% but using the same methodology as from the 1990's it's 24%: http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate...loyment-charts
Doubtless the Australian figures are similarly massaged and "seasonally adjusted" to make everything in the garden look rosy.
Same with inflation, I've been here 10 or so years and everything has at least doubled in that time - fuel, houses, rent, beer, my wages and yet the inflation rate is supposed to be 2.2% - yeah, pull the other one!
The "conspiracy theorists" were proven correct with the pre election employment figures in the US where the figures given are now acknowledged to have been faked for electoral advantage:
http://nypost.com/2013/11/18/census-...n-jobs-report/
Current US unemployment stated as 7.3% but using the same methodology as from the 1990's it's 24%: http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate...loyment-charts
Doubtless the Australian figures are similarly massaged and "seasonally adjusted" to make everything in the garden look rosy.
Same with inflation, I've been here 10 or so years and everything has at least doubled in that time - fuel, houses, rent, beer, my wages and yet the inflation rate is supposed to be 2.2% - yeah, pull the other one!
#10
Re: Unemployment rate
If it's a government statistic then it will be a fudged to illustrate whatever the govt wants people to believe.
The "conspiracy theorists" were proven correct with the pre election employment figures in the US where the figures given are now acknowledged to have been faked for electoral advantage:
http://nypost.com/2013/11/18/census-...n-jobs-report/
Current US unemployment stated as 7.3% but using the same methodology as from the 1990's it's 24%: http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate...loyment-charts
Doubtless the Australian figures are similarly massaged and "seasonally adjusted" to make everything in the garden look rosy.
Same with inflation, I've been here 10 or so years and everything has at least doubled in that time - fuel, houses, rent, beer, my wages and yet the inflation rate is supposed to be 2.2% - yeah, pull the other one!
The "conspiracy theorists" were proven correct with the pre election employment figures in the US where the figures given are now acknowledged to have been faked for electoral advantage:
http://nypost.com/2013/11/18/census-...n-jobs-report/
Current US unemployment stated as 7.3% but using the same methodology as from the 1990's it's 24%: http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate...loyment-charts
Doubtless the Australian figures are similarly massaged and "seasonally adjusted" to make everything in the garden look rosy.
Same with inflation, I've been here 10 or so years and everything has at least doubled in that time - fuel, houses, rent, beer, my wages and yet the inflation rate is supposed to be 2.2% - yeah, pull the other one!
i think the term you are looking for is "lies, damn lies and statistics"..........