Fool contributor Brian Stoffel acknowledges that correlation is not causation, and there are millions of lurking variables to take into consideration that go far beyond the purview of this article. You can follow him on Twitter, where he goes by TMFStoffel.
at 4:34 PM, gilbertmj2 wrote:
Nice article! Would be interesting to see the same analysis for underemployed run and determine if there is a correlation. Also curious if the same unemployed hypothesis holds true for U6.
at 10:58 AM, ravenesque wrote:
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Fool contributor Brian Stoffel acknowledges that correlation is not causation, and there are millions of lurking variables to take into consideration that go far beyond the purview of this article. You can follow him on Twitter, where he goes by TMFStoffel.
at 4:34 PM, gilbertmj2 wrote:
Nice article! Would be interesting to see the same an
alysis for underemployed run and determine if there is a correlation. Also curious if the same unemployed hypothesis holds true for U6.
at 10:58 AM, ravenesque wrote:
"2004 (2.5%) Bush Republican No"http://michaelfury.wordpress.com/2008/10/21/coke-or-pepsi/
DocumentId: 1898656, ~/Articles/ArticleHandler.aspx, 4/21/2014 11:15:59 AM
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