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Tuesday, January 10, 2006

Employment Growth in Recoveries


Since World War II, the average monthly percentage growth in employment from the trough of a recession to the peak of the recovery (both measured in terms of employment) has been 0.238% per month. Generally, employment growth has been fastest in the early months of the recovery. Which of these recoveries does not look like the others?

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