New Mexico Job Picture Shows Tiny Growth Amid Stable Rates
The 2012 to 2013 figures from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics show small shifts in New Mexico's civilian labor force, employment, and unemployment. The state’s employment rose to 863,000 while unemployment fell to 64,000 and the jobless rate edged down to 6.9 percent. The employment to population ratio stands at 54.1 percent, ranking 46th nationally, with Utah leading at 65.6 percent. Lea County notes a nuclear sector as a local job driver.
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Editorial wary of consensus on minimum wage effects
The White House Council of Economic Advisers questions CBO estimates on raising the federal minimum wage to 10.10 in 2016, praising job and poverty gains while contesting the projected 500000 lost jobs. They cite a broader economist consensus, and respond to CEO Elmendorf defending current analyses. Reprinted from The Orange County Register.
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Energy and Politics Tangle Ukraine in Russia Gas Wars
The piece traces how Russia leverages energy to influence Ukraine and Europe, noting past gas cuts, Ukraine's push for energy independence, and deals with Shell and Chevron to build LNG capacity. It highlights Moscow's pressure to deter EU ties, Ukraine debt to Gazprom, and fears of broader regional dependence.
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Lee Feinstein
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Medications That Affect Balance and Fall Risk
Many drugs can affect balance in some people and raise fall risk especially in older adults. If you have balance issues ask your doctor about alternatives or dose changes and bring a complete list of all prescriptions and supplements for review.
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