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From Jodi Beggs, your Guide to Economics

Hi all,
The June jobs report was released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Friday, so I've brought you some articles related to that. In addition, there is some comic relief on the topic of market behavior. :)
Cheers,
Jodi

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Understanding the June Jobs Report and its Effects...

The June jobs report was released today by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and overall it shows a continuing trend in a positive direction. Read More

The Beveridge Curve

What is the relationship between job vacancies and unemployment rates? Read More

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The Jobs Report and Ways to Measure Unemployment...

After Friday's post on the June jobs report, an astute reader pointed out that the unemployment rate doesn't count, among other things, workers who have gotten discouraged and given up on trying to find a job and workers who would like to be working full time but can only find part-time work. Read More

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