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The Employment Situation

Follow the most closely watched set of economic statistics the same way Wall Street and the Federal Reserve do. Combining the latest employment figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics with Mr. Model?s proven method of business cycle analysis, this report gets you behind the headlines with valuable insight into the course of economic activity, interest rates, stock market performance and Federal Reserve policy.

This report is published monthly, immediately following the release of the latest employment figures by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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"Mr Model knows more about the economy than my Wharton econ professor did, and Bob's explanations of what's going on, and what's likely to happen are unusually clear and erudite."

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disclaimer and limitations of liability contained on the last page of this report. Unless otherwise noted, the shaded areas on all
charts indicate recessions as dated by the National Bureau of Economic Research.