Based on
current job growth rates plus the additional 50,000 Amazon workers and 66,250 supplementary workers to be added over the next ten years, we project that many metros will add more jobs than new housing.
Not exact matches
At the
current growth rate, it will take until 2019 to recover the lost
jobs.
The claim surprised me because 2 million new
jobs, on top of
current projected
job growth, would likely drive the unemployment
rate below 3 percent — a level not seen in a half century and would be inconsistent with the claims of BRT Chairman Jamie Dimon that businesses can't now fill all their
job vacancies.
Management noted «
job and income gains should continue to drive disposable income
growth, and favorable revolving credit usage continues to hover near the highest
rates of the
current economic expansion, supplementing the spending power generated by stronger incomes.»
Our generation of elders appears to be doing a woefully inadequate
job of helping our children understand that the
current, relentless, business - as - usual effort to grow the global economy, given the gigantic scale and anticipated
growth rate of the economic globalization, could soon become patently unsustainable on a small, finite planet with the size and make - up of Earth.
At that
rate of
growth, it would take 89 years for green
jobs to replace all of the other
jobs California has lost in the
current economic downturn.
Also, while I think that science and technological progress and capitalism have done a pretty good
job of avoiding permanent resource scarcity so far (eg, the Simon / Ehrlich bet), I don't think we should assume that they can do so forever, or that economic
growth will continue at the
current several percent
rate forever - they might, betting against human ingenuity is always dangerous, but a good, robust strategy would take into account the possibility that there might be limits to
growth even if it is difficult to pinpoint any one given constraint.
Today, despite what you hear about Web 2.0, social media, online
job sites; despite what you hear about the
current economy,
job losses, record unemployment
rates, a 1.3 %
job growth rate and despite what you hear about developing a personal brand, you still -LSB-...]