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Labor reports shouldn’t be boring. And yet reading them can seem to be like taking 10 Benadryl tablets with a whiskey back. (We definitely don’t recommend that, btw.) BAM! is nothing like that. That we’re a fun read is great but what’s even better is that we provide a bigger, clearer picture with more context. Every single month. Heck, even Kevin Warsh, the head of the Fed, indicated the data they provide isn’t all that useful. We solve that problem.
Labor reports shouldn’t be boring. And yet reading them can seem to be like taking 10 Benadryl tablets with a whiskey back. (We definitely don’t recommend that, btw.) BAM! is nothing like that. That we’re a fun read is great but what’s even better is that we provide a bigger, clearer picture with more context. Every single month. Heck, even Kevin Warsh, the head of the Fed, indicated the data they provide isn’t all that useful. We solve that problem.
BAM! tracks and finds the evidence across government reports, employer demand, hiring activity, business formation, technology trends, and alternative data sources to reveal what the data really means.
The labor market most people talk about comes from a series of government reports. Reports designed long ago in a world far, far away from the one we live in today. Even Kevin Warsh, Chair of the Federal Reserve, recently created a task force to explore new ways to gather more useful economic data. In a roundabout way, that’s an acknowledgment that many of the traditional reports policymakers rely on no longer tell the complete story. We wholeheartedly agree.
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