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Well, I don’t have time to dive all the way into it, but here’s a solid source saying the unemployment rate for people 25-34 is 4.7%. Higher than the older cohorts, but not exactly a generation of layabouts.
[this comment is supposed to come after the following comment - annoying]
Well, I don’t have time to dive all the way into it, but here’s a solid source saying the unemployment rate for people 25-34 is 4.7%. Higher than the older cohorts, but not exactly a generation of layabouts.
[this comment is supposed to come after the following comment - annoying]
Well, I don’t have time to dive all the way into it, but here’s a solid source saying the unemployment rate for people 25-34 is 4.7%. Higher than the older cohorts, but not exactly a generation of layabouts.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/release/tables?eid=48595&rid=50
The problem is that people who are not looking for work are not counted as unemployed, they are just not measured in the labor force.