U.S. Unemployment During Recessions and Expansions 3 comments
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The US Unemployment rate reported this morning gained 50bps from the previous month, and was 40bps above the economist survey of 5.1%. At 5.5%, unemployment sits at precisely the same level as the start of the December-07 expansion. Excluding the current period, unemployment declines 2.77% on average during expansions, and gains 2.67% on average during recessions. Below we highlight the unemployment rate and all recessions since 1948.
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Unemployment rate: The ultimate lagging indicator of a recession...2008 Jun 06 01:30 PM | Link | Reply -
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Dec -07 expansion? Did you mean the Dec-01 expansion? According to the NBER the last recession ended Nov-01.2008 Jun 06 03:51 PM | Link | Reply -
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Ticker--Good post.2008 Jun 07 11:14 AM | Link | Reply
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