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Declining U.S. Labor Force Participation Rate for 2010-2016 and its implications for unemployment and economic growth

06/06/2009

Grouped Articles

Job Growth Eases Fears About Effect of Closing

New York Times 11.08.2013

Nelson D. Schwartz, Nelson, D., Schwartz

Candid Criticism for Fed That Wasn’t on the Agenda

New York Times 11.08.2013

Annie Lowrey, Annie, Lowrey

Confronting Old Problem May Require a New Deal

New York Times 01.28.2014

Eduardo Porter, Eduardo, Porter

More Men in Prime Working Ages Don't Have Jobs

Wall Street Journal 02.06.2014

Mark Peters, Mark, Peters, David Wessel, David, Wessel

Not Enough Inflation

New York Times 04.05.2012

Paul Krugman, Paul, Krugman

Takeaways From the Monthly Jobs Report

Wall Street Journal 04.05.2014

Kathleen Madigan, Kathleen, Madigan

The Decline of Work

Wall Street Journal 04.05.2014

Editorial

Hiring Rises, but Number of Jobless Stays High

New York Times 04.04.2014

Nelson D. Schwartz, Nelson, D., Schwartz

In Tepid Wage Growth, a Potent Sign of a Still-Fragile Economy

New York Times 05.05.2014

Binyamin Appelbaum, Binyamin, Appelbaum

Job Growth Gathers Strength

Wall Street Journal 05.05.2014

Josh Mitchell, Josh, Mitchell

Little Agreement on Reasons for Declining Labor-Force Participation

Wall Street Journal 05.05.2014

Josh Zumbrun, Josh, Zumbrun

Positive Jobs Report Shows Economic Fault Lines

Wall Street Journal 05.05.2014

Jon Hilsenrath, Jon, Hilsenrath

U.S. Economic Recovery Looks Distant as Growth Stalls

New York Times 06.11.2014

Binyamin Appelbaum, Binyamin, Appelbaum

The economy is showing signs of improvement. So why aren’t Democrats talking about it? - The Washington Post

Washington Post 07.09.2014

Jaime Fuller, Jaime, Fuller

A part-timer boom, or blip? - The Washington Post

Washington Post 07.16.2014

Robert J. Samuelson, Robert, J., Samuelson

Stuck at Unemployed: When A Layoff Becomes a Lifestyle

Washington Post 06.06.2009

Annys Shin, Annys, Shin

Job Market Shows New Gains, but Pace Eases

New York Times 08.01.2014

Dionne Searcey, Dionne, Searcey

Overheard

Wall Street Journal 08.12.2014

'Secular Stagnation' May Be for Real

Wall Street Journal 08.27.2014

Willliam Galston, Willliam, Galston

Job Growth Rebounds, but Wages Lag

Wall Street Journal 10.04.2014

Josh Mitchell, Josh, Mitchell

Labor-Market Dropouts Stay on the Sidelines

Wall Street Journal 12.29.2014

Josh Zombrun, Josh, Zombrun

Jobs Report: U.S. Adds 252,000 Jobs; Unemployment Falls to 5.6%

Wall Street Journal 01.09.2015

Jeffrey Sparshott, Jeffrey, Sparshott

Hillary Got It Right About Growth

Wall Street Journal 06.18.2015

William A. Galston, William, A., Galston

Over 50, Female and Jobless Even as Others Return to Work

New York Times 01.01.2016

Patricia Cohen, Patricia, Cohen

The Hurdles to Getting U.S. Workers Off the Sidelines

Wall Street Journal 03.07.2016

Ben Leubsdorf, Ben, Leubsdorf

'Bumps on the Road'

Wall Street Journal 06.04.2011

Wsj Online, Wsj, Online

The incredible shrinking labor force - The Washington Post

Washington Post 05.05.2012

Brad Plummer, Brad, Plummer

The Reagan Memo

Wall Street Journal 05.26.2012

Wsj Editorial, Wsj, Editorial

For Middle-Aged Job Seekers, a Long Road Back

Wall Street Journal 06.23.2012

Ben Casselman, Ben, Casselman

Weak Labor Report Fans Fears

Wall Street Journal 07.07.2012

Ben Casselman, Ben, Casselman

Uncertainty and the Slow Recovery

Wall Street Journal 01.04.2010

Gary S. Becker, Gary, S., Becker, Steven J. Davis, Steven, J., Davis, , Kevin M. Murphy, Kevin, M., Murphy

Number of the Week: Did U.S. Actually Shed 195,000 Jobs in July?

Wall Street Journal 08.04.2012

Phil Izzo, Phil, Izzo

The Noise on Jobs Keeps Fed Guessing

Wall Street Journal 08.03.2012

Justin Lahart, Justin, Lahart

Hiring Fails to Improve in Many Swing States

Wall Street Journal 09.21.2012

Josh Mitchell, Josh, Mitchell

Economic Signals Point to a 2013 Recession

Wall Street Journal 09.28.2012

David Malpass, David, Malpass

Mortimer Zuckerman: Those Jobless Numbers Are Even Worse Than They Look

Wall Street Journal 09.07.2012

Mortimer Zuckerman, Mortimer, Zuckerman

Happy Days Are Not Here Again

Wall Street Journal 10.07.2012

Wsj Editorial, Wsj, Editorial

Jack Welch: I Was Right About That Strange Jobs Report

Wall Street Journal 10.10.2012

Jack Welch, Jack, Welch

Sluggish Growth Seen Into Next Year

Wall Street Journal 10.12.2012

Phil Izzo, Phil, Izzo

Unemployment rate drops to 7.7% as economy shrugs off Hurricane Sandy - The Washington Post

Washington Post 12.07.2012

Neil Irwin, Neil, Irwin

The Case of the Missing Workers

Wall Street Journal 12.07.2012

Editorial

Fed Ties Rates to Joblessness

Wall Street Journal 12.13.2012

Jon Hilsenrath, Jon, Hilsenrath, Kristina Peterson, Kristina, Peterson

Text of the Federal Reserve'€™s Policy Statement

New York Times 12.12.2012

U.S. Federal Reserve, U.S., Federal, Reserve

Fed Ties Rates to Joblessness, With Target of 6.5%

New York Times 12.12.2012

Binyamin Appelbaum, Binyamin, Appelbaum

Report: Firms hired at a steady pace in January but not enough to change U.S. jobless rate - The Washington Post

Washington Post 02.02.2013

Ylan Q. Mui, Ylan, Q., Mui

The Hidden Job Crisis for American Men

BusinessWeek 04.07.2011

Peter Coy, Peter, Coy

Employers Ignore Economic Clouds

Wall Street Journal 03.09.2013

Brenda Cronin, Brenda, Cronin

A Pause That Distresses

The New York Times 06.06.2016

Modest U.S. Jobs Growth Keeps Labor Market Steady

WSJ 10.07.2016

Josh Mitchell, Ben Leubsdorf