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Labor Participation Likely to Edge Down Further Ahead
posted by Michael Lewis on September 11, 2014
Found in US, categorized in Growth Outlook and Business Cycle
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Headline
Since the recovery began in mid-2009, the US labor participation rate has declined -3% to just below 63%. Reduced participation is responsible for some of the -4% improvement in the jobless rate over the period.
Abstract
FMI’s commentary on the likely course of Labor Participation and our review of the latest Weekly Initial UI Claims data.
About Michael Lewis
Mike Lewis founded Free Market Inc. (FMI) in 1982 as a full-service economic consulting firm, providing insights and in-depth data analysis primarily for institutional money managers and corporate planning directors.
FMI has compiled a solid record of timely, independent and accurate economic forecasts. FMI blends its unique analysis of indicators and experience with economic cycles into a consistent overall outlook. They offer both a comprehensive overview and in-depth detail that enable clients to integrate FMI’s insights into their decision-making process.
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