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Unemployment   show
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Discouraged Workers   show
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Labor Force Participation Rate   show
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show employed people divided by people able to work.  
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Marginally Attached Workers   show
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U3   show
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show 15 weeks or longer unemployed only  
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U2   show
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show Discouraged included  
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show Marginally attached Included Discouraged included  
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U6   show
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Frictional Unemployment   show
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Structural Unemployment   show
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Creative Destruction   show
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show wages exeed equilibrium to keep workers. also makes more efficient workers  
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Cyclical Unemployment   show
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show Cyclical Unemployment does not exist. every policy makers dream  
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show Level of uneployment we maintain regardless of inflation  
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show Those who worked one hour in past week  
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show Number employed + uneployed  
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show % of those not currently employed but a part of work force  
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