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Re: how is the lower spectrum of the t14?

Post by Samara » Mon Jul 02, 2012 2:53 pm

I would also argue that because govt employment is a lagging indicator, GULC has the misfortune of seeing ITE hits in c/o 2010 with everyone else from the private sector, but then ITE hits in c/o 2011 from govt hiring. I think we'll see depressed c/o 2012 numbers also because of govt hiring cuts/freezes. If Romney wins and/or there is a lot of political turnover, that might soften the blow a bit.

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Re: how is the lower spectrum of the t14?

Post by getemgoon » Thu Jul 12, 2012 1:47 am

dabbadon8 wrote:
rad lulz wrote:This thread is fucking stupid.
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