“I’m not sure many of the missing have ‘gone Galt.’ (I wish.) More likely they’ve given up all hope, and are not leading very fulfilling lives:”
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Shock!
Does this mean that each worker is now worth more? I see that the flow of workers is not only fewer but worth less in skills and reliability.
How about a yearly breakdown, since the weak recovery is (hopefully) not over yet. This shows how bad the recession was and how many jobs have been sent overseas.