kann mal jemand um 14.30 die zahlen reinstellen? o.T.

aber die experten wissen schon welche ich meine.

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Ex Agrar und Produktivität auch unter Erwartung.

8:31am 12/06/01  Productivity revised down for Q3
By Rachel Koning

The rise in productivity in the non-farm business sector during the third quarter was a smaller 1.5 percent versus the 2.7 percent increase reported earlier. Hours worked fell 3.4 percent rather than the 3.6 percent first reported. The third quarter's declines in output and hours are still the largest on the books since the first quarter of 1991, the last period of recession for the United States. Real hourly compensation rose by a smaller 3.1 percent in the revision than the 3.8-percent rise first reported. Unit labor costs, however, rose a stronger 2.3 percent than the 1.8-percent rise first reported.  

Productivity revised down for Q3 by Rachel Koning
 
The rise in productivity in the non-farm business sector during the third quarter was a smaller 1.5 percent versus the 2.7 percent increase reported earlier. Hours worked fell 3.4 percent rather than the 3.6 percent first reported. The third quarter's declines in output and hours are still the largest on the books since the first quarter of 1991, the last period of recession for the United States. Real hourly compensation rose by a smaller 3.1 percent in the revision than the 3.8-percent rise first reported. Unit labor costs, however, rose a stronger 2.3 percent than the 1.8-percent rise first reported.  

8:30am 12/06/01  Jobless claims fall in latest week
By Rachel Koning

First-time requests for state unemployment benefits fell 18,000 in the latest week to 475,000, reclaiming a portion of the huge, upwardly adjusted 60,000 gain a week earlier. A Labor official said the numbers would likely continue to be volatile through the holiday season, with shortened workweeks and other factors impacting the statistics. The four-week moving average, considered a better gauge of the labor market because it irons out some of the seasonal fluctuations, rose 5,750 to 460,750. The number of Americans who continue to receive jobless benefits each week tumbled by 349,000 to 3.64 million in the latest period, more than reclaiming a large rise from the week earlier. A drop of this magnitude in one week hadn't been seen since January 1983, a Labor official confirmed. But the labor pool is much larger now than in the early 1980s, making a direct comparison more difficult. The insured unemployment rate fell back to 2.8 percent from the 3.1 percent seen a week earlier.  

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