I call shenanigans.
What are they using for “unemployment rate”? The government rate based on unemployment claims or the actual proportion of able-bodied adults that are not working but want to work?
Second, is the personal consumption adjusted for the local cost of living? A 3 bedroom ranch in Mississippi costa a LOT less than the same house does in New York. If they don’t adjust for local costs, then the income and consumption numbers mean nothing.
Bingo!
Regards,
Business Insider is consistantly leftist. Borders on propoganda. On a par with Yahoo news.