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Episode 146: The Jobs Report Is Lying to You (And It’s Costing You Money)

Lassig Team Marketing Season 2 Episode 146

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The Bureau of Labor Statistics just dropped another jobs report and we’re calling BS.

This week on Loans Elevated, we break down how massive downward revisions and the flawed “birth-death” model are painting a false picture of the labor market… and keeping mortgage rates higher than they should be.

You’ll learn:

  • How May & June’s job gains were actually losses after revisions
  • Why the Fed still reacts to headline numbers instead of the truth
  • The real difference between full-time and part-time job growth right now
  • Why bad data is keeping rates sticky—and what could change it
  • How to read between the lines using revisions & household surveys

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Don’t get played by bad headlines. Follow the real data and make smarter moves with your money.

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