Stephen Levy Quotes (9 Quotes)

Production is up, sales are up, and all that can exist without job growth.

We ... believe this removes the potential for one of the most important sources of significant upside to our revenue projections, which is the key factor in our investment recommendation.

The overall trend is that companies can do very well, without it spilling over into job growth. I think 'modest' is the correct word.

I think that growth will continue, although more slowly. The first couple years are always a bounce-back. Perhaps the gains will be moderated.

What you really have to do is average the two months together. And when you do that, you come up with an average growth of around 15,000 jobs per month, which is slower than normal. I didn't expect it to be this low in August and September.

The last 18 months have shown some progress for low-wage workers. But the majority of gains have been at the upper end. My guess is that the gap is going to be widening. Is everyone going to be better off I don't think that narrowing is going to be a long-term trend.

This is not a strong period in our economy or the national economy, but unlike a decade ago, we're not doing worse.

What the governor has done is make it OK to talk about investing for our future. Whether you agree with the details, there's now a bipartisan discussion about our future needs - that's huge.

I don't remember hearing a single major business group complaining about today's actions.