Inflation Watch: June 2011
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Using cartoons to teach about inflation
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The document summarizes state employment trends from February 2012. It highlights that the US unemployment rate declined in January 2012 and that most states also saw improvements in their unemployment rates over the previous month and year. It notes that over 40 states added jobs in January 2012 and that job growth was seen in 44 states over the previous year. The outlook is that increasing labor force participation may slow further declines in unemployment rates even as new jobs are added. The rest of the document provides charts showing nonfarm payroll employment levels for each state from 2007 to 2011.
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State Employment Trends: December 2011
The unemployment rate in the US and most states declined in December 2011. 46 states saw an improvement in their unemployment rate over the past year, led by Nevada, Florida, and New Mexico. 25 states and DC experienced job growth in December, though the average growth among states was less than previous months. While unemployment rates declined, this may be partly due to a decrease in workforce participation, which could keep unemployment rates high or cause them to rise despite new job creation.
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House Price Monitor: November 2011
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