New job creation in the private sector has been the focus, but here's an interesting economic angle: unemployment could theoretically drop to 2%, 1%, or even near 0% if government expanded its workforce significantly—even for non-essential positions. It's a thought experiment on how employment figures can be manipulated through public sector hiring, unlike the organic job growth we see in private markets. This kind of policy debate shapes investor sentiment on inflation, interest rates, and ultimately affects crypto market cycles.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 12-19 23:53
Haha, so government employee data is inflated, and the coin price rises accordingly?
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12-19 23:53
The government is flooding the market with civil service jobs, instantly reducing the unemployment rate to 0%? Ha, that's just a numbers game. Private enterprises are the real gold and silver; those fake positions in the public sector can't create any real bubbles. In the end, it still depends on how the crypto market moves. When interest rates change, inflation follows suit, and our airdrop profits will also go down the drain.
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GasSavingMaster
· 12-19 23:46
This numbers game, pumping liquidity to support idle people and still claiming the unemployment rate is falling—laughable.
New job creation in the private sector has been the focus, but here's an interesting economic angle: unemployment could theoretically drop to 2%, 1%, or even near 0% if government expanded its workforce significantly—even for non-essential positions. It's a thought experiment on how employment figures can be manipulated through public sector hiring, unlike the organic job growth we see in private markets. This kind of policy debate shapes investor sentiment on inflation, interest rates, and ultimately affects crypto market cycles.