US Sapping the Blood of Increase Unemployment

In this 2 January 1974 file photo, people are shown as they sell blood in an Atlanta laboratory.

Blood donors for pay have increased considerably in recent months as unemployment has risen. Economic battered employers eliminated 598,000 jobs in January 2009, the most since the end of 1974 as said by some economist and has catapulted the unemployment rate to 7.6 percent; which lacks the 2 percent margin that was considered the bench mark for the unemployment rate of the 1930’s Great Depression.

With yet more turbulent economic seas yet ahead, as the US economy continues to plummet with no end in sight and no foreseeable manner of return. Even US President Barack Obama’s underhanded moves to force his latest stimulus package, will not save the US economy from falling deeper into the economic pit.