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State by State Unemployment: Nowhere to Hide

 
Macatawa
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10/21/2009 02:40 PM
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State by State Unemployment: Nowhere to Hide
[link to econompicdata.blogspot.com]

Between August and September 2009, 15 states and the District of Columbia experienced statistically significant changes in employment, all of which were decreases. The largest statistically significant job losses occurred in New York (-81,700), Texas (-44,700), California (-39,300), Wisconsin (-21,700), and Michigan (-21,500). The smallest statistically significant decreases in employment occurred in Hawaii (-4,200), Nebraska (-6,300), and Arkansas (-7,700).

Over the year, 46 states experienced statistically significant changes in employment, all of which were decreases. The largest statistically significant job losses occurred in California (-732,700), Florida (-360,400), Michigan (-308,800), Illinois (-306,900), Texas (-303,700), Ohio (-258,100), New York (-256,100), and Georgia (-245,400). The smallest statistically significant decreases in employment occurred in South Dakota (-7,900) and Montana (-8,400).


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10/21/2009 02:44 PM

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Re: State by State Unemployment: Nowhere to Hide
Time to learn some trade skills - mechanic, electrician, wood chopper, farmer, hacker...
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10/21/2009 02:53 PM
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I always wanted to try my hand a being a wheelwright. :P
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I've always wanted to learn how to hack a computer. But I use a mac, so I can't get past chapter 1.





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