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PART 1 The jobs numbers are fighting each other, the economy is not

PART 1 The jobs numbers are fighting each other, the economy is not

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Trinidad and Tobago has entered another season of statistical warfare. One set of numbers says employment is falling. Another says more people are working than a year ago. Another produces tens of thousands of sectoral job losses. Depending on which...
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Trinidad and Tobago has entered another season of statistical warfare. One set of numbers says employment is falling. Another says more peop...
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