U.S. Job Market Faces Challenges as Data Revisions Reveal Economic Uncertainty
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics has significantly overestimated U.S. employment figures over the past three years, with errors reaching nearly 3 million jobs, leading to misleading economic narratives and policy decisions. The flawed data has impacted public perception, political outcomes, and economic policies, highlighting the urgent need to reform and depoliticize the agency to restore trust and accuracy in labor statistics.
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