Unemployment has hit some industries more than others. Here’s how the most recent estimates compare against last year’s.
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Unemployment and Occupation
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Shape of unemployment
For The New York Times, Ella Koeze looks at the various types of…
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Distribution of unemployment at the tract level
We’ve been hearing a lot about national unemployment rate, but it’s not uniformly…
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If the unemployed lose $600 per week
A $600 per week benefit expires for the unemployed at the end of…
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Unemployment for different groups
Unemployment has hit the United States hard over the past several months, for…
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Unemployment Rate Changes
In April 2020, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated a national unemployment rate of 14.7%. It wasn’t just the rate itself but how fast it spiked.
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Households that lost income
This straightforward grid map by Danielle Alberti for Axios shows the percentage of…
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Where unemployment benefits are higher than lost wages
Economists at the University of Chicago analyzed unemployment benefits from the CARES act…
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Unemployment spike
The Department of Labor released the numbers for last week’s unemployment filings. 3.28…
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Unemployment in America, Mapped Over Time
Watch the regional changes across the country from 1990 to 2016.
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Fox News still makes awesome charts
Charts and graphs are great, because they can let you see a pattern…
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Unemployment rates over this past year
I took a look at unemployment rates about a year ago, and I…
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Unemployment Rate For People Like You – NYT Interactive
Shan Carter, Amanda Cox, and Kevin Quealy of The New York Times explore…
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