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The reality underlying April’s jobs report, in facts and charts
Friday’s jobs report showed the economy adding 115,00 jobs and the unemployment rate held steady at a low 4.3% But sometimes, the headline numbers can be misleading. They can bounce around from month to month. A look at the details of the Bureau of Labor Statistics data, and the trend over recent months, can reveal […]
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