Not exact matches
«Job gains have been solid
in recent months and the
unemployment rate has
declined,» the Fed said
in its policy statement.
«The unexpectedly swift
decline in the
unemployment rate
in recent years has
in large part been attributed to a drop
in the labor force participation rate.
Pushing past even 2 % on a sustained basis will require the avoidance of any recession
in the years ahead, along with a continued
decline in the
unemployment rate below 4.1 %, or an acceleration of productivity growth beyond anything we've observed
in recent decades.
On the economic front, the
recent decline in new
unemployment claims seems to have added a great deal of steam to the bullish case.
The
recent strength
in employment growth contributed to a further
decline in the
unemployment rate to 6 3/4 per cent
in the June quarter, compared with almost 7 1/2 per cent a year ago (Graph 21).
This has generated a continuing
decline in unemployment, bringing the
unemployment rate down to around 6 3/4 per cent
in recent months, its lowest level for a decade.
Particularly noteworthy
in recent months has been the performance of the labour market, with employment posting a series of big increases and the
unemployment rate
declining to its lowest level since the 1970s.
The
unemployment rate has
declined in recent months, to levels last seen
in the late 1980s.
As a result, the
unemployment rate, which is derived from the household survey, has fallen by about 1/2 a percentage point from its
recent peak, although this
decline is also partly explained by a large fall
in the participation rate.
After consistent
declines in the
unemployment rate and notable gains
in consumer attitudes through 2014,
recent months have experienced a leveling off.
Despite an apparent
decline in opportunities for information technology professionals
in recent years, the job market for computer science Ph.D. s remains strong, with an
unemployment rate below 1 %, according to the latest Taulbee Survey from the Computing Research Association (CRA), which was released
in May.
In the most recent recession, suicide rates remained stable in Sweden and Finland while the rate declined in Austria, despite rising unemployme
In the most
recent recession, suicide rates remained stable
in Sweden and Finland while the rate declined in Austria, despite rising unemployme
in Sweden and Finland while the rate
declined in Austria, despite rising unemployme
in Austria, despite rising
unemployment
Using the paper's estimates, that would imply the
recent recession caused a
decline in female enrollment
in elementary education of 33.6 percent (the 5.6 percentage point change
in the
unemployment rate multiplied by the 6 percent figure above).
Labor market conditions have improved
in recent months; the
unemployment rate has
declined but remains elevated.
According to a
recent report from Bloomberg News, «the number of Americans saying the U.S. economy is getting better rose
in March to the highest level since 2004 as a
decline in claims for
unemployment benefits offered more evidence of a labor - market recovery.»
A
decline in initial
unemployment claims has historically been a reliable signal of economic recovery, and
in recent months, initial claims have continued downward.