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WowSeriously

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3. I wonder if the rapidly climbing blue line

Reply to cthulu2016 (Original post)

Mon Dec 30, 2013, 02:54 PM

Dec 2013

And the slightly cratered red line around the year 2010 had anything to do with midterm election debacle.

Nah, it's the frigg'n liberals and the professional left's fault.

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Guess which line is Profits and which is Labor Compensation... [View all] cthulu2016 Dec 2013 OP

K&R El_Johns Dec 2013 #1

Recommended! NYC_SKP Dec 2013 #2

I wonder if the rapidly climbing blue line WowSeriously Dec 2013 #3

You mean the "radical liberals" and the "extremest, professional left." rhett o rick Dec 2013 #6

I stand corrected! WowSeriously Dec 2013 #9

Kick And Recommend cantbeserious Dec 2013 #4

Entirely logical... Wounded Bear Dec 2013 #5

I would love to see "productivity" overlaid on that graph. Thanks for posting. nm rhett o rick Dec 2013 #7

I think you find productivity tracking with the blue line, WowSeriously Dec 2013 #10

I think I've seen it and I think it tracks profits but isnt as steep. But much higher rhett o rick Dec 2013 #11

That actually seems more accurate. WowSeriously Dec 2013 #12

du rec. xchrom Dec 2013 #8