Recovery? For Whom?

It certainly isn't any "recovery" if unemployment is still sky high and few jobs are being created.

Just because the very rich are doing better than ever, that does NOT translate into a "recovery."

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The US Labor Department on Friday reported that the US economy added a mere 120,000 net jobs in March, less than half the average monthly payroll growth over the previous three months. The jobs figure was far below the 200,000-plus predicted by economists and pointed to a stagnating or worsening labor market in the coming months.

Is a double-dip recession on the horizon?