Job creation has not kept up with population growth, and the employment rate has fallen sharply. * The United States has only 1.9% more jobs today than in March 2001 (the start of the last recession). Private sector jobs are up only 1.5%. At this stage of previous business cycles, jobs had grown by an average of 8...
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Private sector jobs are up only 1.5%. At this stage of previous business cycles, jobs had grown by an average of 8.8% and never less than 6.0%.8 * The unemployment rate is relatively low at 4.6%. But the percent of the population that has a job has never recovered since the recession and is still 1...
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