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"One of these employment measures is wrong"

C'mon, BLS folks, figure it out.

The payroll survey is used to estimate hourly earnings, hours, income and jobs by sampling a bunch of firms and government agencies. The household survey estimates the unemployment rate, among other things by sampling a bunch of households. Both come from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Both sample in the week leading to the 12th of the month. Together, they tend to create a mosaic of the labour market that analysts and policymakers can read. But for the last couple of years, they’ve each given a very different message about job growth.

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