Municipal Misconceptions
Economic Commentary Highlights...
- The July 2012 employment report was better than washed-out expectations, but still weak. More robust hiring may resume when uncertainties around the fiscal cliff, Europe, and China begin to lift.
- Personal income growth is probably the best indicator of the health of the labor market, and it remains tepid, suggesting a steep hill to climb for incumbents in the upcoming elections.
- Outside of the employment report, most measures of labor market health tell a similar picture: modest improvement.
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