Post #1162 by jerryab on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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is the root cause of the decline in employment due to rates

No. Business stops hiring when they see future sales being the same or declining, especially when the cost of goods goes up significantly. This requires greater "cash-now" expenditures by the business to even *get* inventory in a not-good economy.

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