I have an idea that libertarians may have some unique (see: better-than-everyone else) perspective on the health of various sectors of the economy which may aid others in finding available and stable employment during the depression.
I was mulling over a few indicators of stability at work today they are:
*Low unionization (will allow for pay cuts)
*Less credit dependant (not exposed to the credit crunch)
*In a lower-order sector ( consumer goods, rather than a capital goods industry - so, grocery stores vs. lumber mills)
What else?