http://www.freep.com/article/20120107/BUSINESS07/201070343/U-S-could-be-in-cycle-of-robust-job-growth-economists-contend
Indeed, the economy added 1.6 million jobs for all of 2011. That is better than the 940,000 it added during 2010. In 2009, the most bruising year of the Great Recession, the nation lost more than 5 million.
But it will take 6 million more jobs to get the U.S. back to what it had in December 2007, when the recession began. Economists forecast the nation will add almost 2 million this year. end quote.
If it is true that the economy adds 2 million or more jobs this year the worst may be over (at least for the U.S. economy). But that doesn't end Global Climate Change that got the world into this mess to begin with by consistently reducing the amount of cheaply grown food almost every growing season and year for the world's grain reserves.
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