A quick note about Friday’s jobs report, which showed 195,000 jobs added in the U.S. during the month of June. I think there’s only one thing worth focusing on – the household survey reported that part-time jobs increased by 360,000 while full-time jobs decreased by 240,000. Quite the divergence. Land of the free and home of the marginally employed. Did someone mention recovery?
(h/t Zero Hedge)
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