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DebJ

(7,699 posts)
Sat Jan 7, 2012, 12:42 PM Jan 2012

Seeking charts like 'bikini graph' for 2000-2008

I recall watching job 'growth' from at least 2003 forward and feeling ill as month after month after month
the US created less jobs than needed to keep up with new workers coming into the work force. But
I can't find any statistics or graphs, except one from Rutgers which shows a net job loss for the entire
decade of the 2000s.

Does anyone in this forum have such information that covers all or any part of what I am looking for?

Thanks.

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Seeking charts like 'bikini graph' for 2000-2008 (Original Post) DebJ Jan 2012 OP
enjoy Po_d Mainiac Jan 2012 #1
ooh la la thank you! n/t DebJ Jan 2012 #2
How do you know if you are an Econ geek? Ruby the Liberal Jan 2012 #3
Duh...dats y it's called chart porn. n/t Po_d Mainiac Jan 2012 #6
! Ruby the Liberal Jan 2012 #7
Two more eridani Jan 2012 #4
Your top graph is rather interesting. OnlinePoker Jan 2012 #8
This is another (recent) graph I found dixiegrrrrl Jan 2012 #5

eridani

(51,907 posts)
4. Two more
Sun Jan 8, 2012, 09:41 AM
Jan 2012

Average duration of unemployment since 1940---NEVER much above 20 weeks until now


Percent job losses in post WWII recessions--last three recoveries have been jobless, including current one

OnlinePoker

(5,719 posts)
8. Your top graph is rather interesting.
Mon Jan 9, 2012, 11:33 AM
Jan 2012

We're supposedly 2 years out of a recession and unemployment duration is still rising. I think they need a new definition of what a recession is.

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