Productive Acitivity Relative to Police Activity : The Graphics

Interesting graphic that tells a story of the total ineptness and contempt for citizens of America that depend on leadership to sustain our success and prosperity into the future. What they got instead of conscientious leadership demanded by our Constitution is at best corruption and failure at all levels of government, or worse a designed and concerted ideological effort by Mr Ogbjma to destroy, transform our society. Thank you Barry (Barack) Ogbjma and the progressive socialist liberal democrats and the 'new world order' agenda.


Chart of the Week: Productivity and Police Action
Posted on May 29, 2016 by Steven Hayward in Crime, Economy

Actually, here are two useful charts. With the first quarter’s economic growth being revised upward from the previous 0.5 percent annual rate to 0.8 percent annual rate, the Obama era continues its record as the weakest economic expansion in history. One reason is shown in this chart from the Financial Times, showing U.S. productivity growth turning negative in the first quarter:

You can see that productivity growth has been slow for the last five years. At this rate, the median income household can look forward to a meager rise in real wages around the year 2040 or so. James Pethokoukis has further thoughts here.

Meanwhile, Bill Galston and Elizabeth McElvein of the Brookings Institution put out a short paper a while ago with some facts and figures about the criminal justice reform debate, and this chart jumps out: 




Galston and McElvein comment:

Although police killed a disproportionate number of minority individuals relative to the racial composition of the U.S. population, the best available data are too limited to substantiate claims of racial bias.