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What Does "Natural Rate of Unemployment" Mean?
Natural Rate of Unemployment Graph 2010 November
                                       Authors: Murat Tasci and Saeed Zaman

THE FED REPORTS THE NATURAL RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT IS ABOUT 5.5%
     
     WHY DOES THE MEDIA IGNORE THIS PERSPECTIVE?

Definition:  "The natural rate of unemployment is the unemployment rate that occurs, even in a healthy economy. The only way an economy could have a zero percent unemployment rate is if it is severely overheated. Even then, wages would probably rise before there could actually be no unemployment."
Source:   
http://useconomy.about.com/od/glossary/g/natural_unemplo.htm

November 2010 report by the Fed:

     "We find that the natural rate of unemployment has indeed shifted higher—but much less so than has been suggested. Surprising trends in both the job-finding and job-separation rates explain much about the current state of the unemployment rate."

     For more insights, paste the following link into your browser to read the entire article.  I pondered the question, "Why this does not get much press?"   Perhaps the answer was in the question that was asked by a wise wit: "Can the press understand it?"
Source:
  
http://www.clevelandfed.org/research/commentary/2010/2010-11.cfm 



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     This is a service to enhance the outlook for the ultra-small business community in the United States: 3,000,000 independently owned firms seeking the pride and freedom of entrepreneurship by doing business with each other. 

      Ultra-small firms represent more than half of the for-profit enterprises in the USA, and their people are the roots that nourish and feed all larger firms, non-profits, churches, and local, state and federal governments in America!
 

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     Parting thought for the reader that got this far: One must ask, "Are the people in the banks completely powerless to make any independent business decisions, as reflected by so many bank Vice-Presidents (due to regulations and fear)?"  Has the development of central banks eliminated the basis for the banking concept when it comes to ultra-small business and non-profit enterprises (for example your local churches)?