12 states hit record low unemployment

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By Kerry Eleveld — April 17, 2022
New data continue to demonstrate the strength of the U.S. labor market and the nation's continued economic recovery under the stewardship of President Joe Biden.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report Friday showing that March unemployment rates had dropped in 37 states while remaining stable in the other 13 states and the District of Columbia. Compared to March 2021, "all 50 states and the District had jobless rate decreases," noted the report.
The national rate, 3.6%, declined slightly from the month previous but was fully 2.4 points lower than in March 2021. Fifteen states also logged unemployment rates lower than the national rate of 3.6%.

In addition, 12 states hit record-low rates. Among those all-time lows, Nebraska and Utah logged the lowest rates in the country at 2% each. Very close behind were Indiana at 2.2% and Montana at 2.3%. The other states hitting all-time lows included: Alaska (5.0%), Arizona (3.3%), Georgia (3.1%), Idaho (2.7%), Mississippi(4.2%), Tennessee (3.2%), West Virginia (3.7%), and Wisconsin (2.8%).

Relative to last year, Nevada has seen the largest drop (-4.2%) in its unemployment rate to 5.0%.

The news sparked a round of local headlines across the country, some of them in important midterm swing states:
https://crooksandliars.com/2022/04/twelve-states-unemployment-low
 
Just as households which are financing nearly half their spending on new debt every month are not fine the American economy is not remotely sound.

We are being lied to yet again.
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Just as households which are financing nearly half their spending on new debt every month are not fine the American economy is not remotely sound.

We are being lied to yet again.
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You are not posting accurate information. There is no way that spending is nearly half financed through new debt. It just is not reality.

What is reality is that household debt to GDP is falling again.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/248283/household-debt-ratio-to-gdp-in-the-united-states/
 
They will find some way to say its bad and trump gets the credit


It’s what they do

Deny its real


While at the same time admitting its real but that republicans get the credit


Forked tongued liars
 
floridafan said:
By Kerry Eleveld — April 17, 2022
New data continue to demonstrate the strength of the U.S. labor market and the nation's continued economic recovery under the stewardship of President Joe Biden.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report Friday showing that March unemployment rates had dropped in 37 states while remaining stable in the other 13 states and the District of Columbia. Compared to March 2021, "all 50 states and the District had jobless rate decreases," noted the report.
The national rate, 3.6%, declined slightly from the month previous but was fully 2.4 points lower than in March 2021. Fifteen states also logged unemployment rates lower than the national rate of 3.6%.

In addition, 12 states hit record-low rates. Among those all-time lows, Nebraska and Utah logged the lowest rates in the country at 2% each. Very close behind were Indiana at 2.2% and Montana at 2.3%. The other states hitting all-time lows included: Alaska (5.0%), Arizona (3.3%), Georgia (3.1%), Idaho (2.7%), Mississippi(4.2%), Tennessee (3.2%), West Virginia (3.7%), and Wisconsin (2.8%).

Relative to last year, Nevada has seen the largest drop (-4.2%) in its unemployment rate to 5.0%. t

The news sparked a round of local headlines across the country, some of them in important midterm swing states:
https://crooksandliars.com/2022/04/twelve-states-unemployment-low
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obviously they were all red states......
 
Solving simple poverty via equal protection of our own at-will employment laws for unemployment compensation can also help prevent any recession by increasing demand.
 
floridafan said:
By Kerry Eleveld — April 17, 2022
New data continue to demonstrate the strength of the U.S. labor market and the nation's continued economic recovery under the stewardship of President Joe Biden.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released a report Friday showing that March unemployment rates had dropped in 37 states while remaining stable in the other 13 states and the District of Columbia. Compared to March 2021, "all 50 states and the District had jobless rate decreases," noted the report.
The national rate, 3.6%, declined slightly from the month previous but was fully 2.4 points lower than in March 2021. Fifteen states also logged unemployment rates lower than the national rate of 3.6%.

In addition, 12 states hit record-low rates. Among those all-time lows, Nebraska and Utah logged the lowest rates in the country at 2% each. Very close behind were Indiana at 2.2% and Montana at 2.3%. The other states hitting all-time lows included: Alaska (5.0%), Arizona (3.3%), Georgia (3.1%), Idaho (2.7%), Mississippi(4.2%), Tennessee (3.2%), West Virginia (3.7%), and Wisconsin (2.8%).

Relative to last year, Nevada has seen the largest drop (-4.2%) in its unemployment rate to 5.0%.

The news sparked a round of local headlines across the country, some of them in important midterm swing states:
https://crooksandliars.com/2022/04/twelve-states-unemployment-low
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All red states. :rofl2:
 
danielpalos said:
A better standard of living you mean. Red States are Poor for a reason.
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Yea, that's why California has more of this than any other state...

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