Friday, July 30, 2010

Bob Herbert on Recession

``“They threw out far more workers and hours than they lost output,” said Professor Sum. “Here’s what happened: At the end of the fourth quarter in 2008, you see corporate profits begin to really take off, and they grow by the time you get to the first quarter of 2010 by $572 billion. And over that same time period, wage and salary payments go down by $122 billion.”


That kind of disconnect, said Mr. Sum, had never been seen before in all the decades since World War II.''

NYT

I feel like making something so important and new, that everybody will need me.

It is demeaning to contemplate the contempt bosses have for us.

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