Three Must-See Charts About Manufacturing, Job Creation and Retail

The video discusses the ISM manufacturing index's influence on markets, its relationship with job growth, and current trends in the job market. It highlights the dynamics of the labor market, including the concept of shadow slack, and examines the role of the retail sector in driving wage growth. The analysis suggests that despite low unemployment, there is potential for continued job creation as people re-enter the labor force.

What is the significance of the ISN manufacturing number in relation to the economy?

How does the ISN manufacturing number relate to job growth according to the text?

What factors could potentially lead to a downturn in job growth as discussed in the text?

How has the perception of individuals outside the labor force changed over the last two years?

What trends in wage growth and job creation are observed in the retail sector?