1. Lectures in Macroeconomics- Charles W. Upton BLS Unemployment Data

2. Labor Force Participation Rates

3. BLS Unemployment Data Labor Force Participation Rates

4. BLS Unemployment Data Why Unemployed 2002 Unemployment Data

5. BLS Unemployment Data Why Unemployed

6. BLS Unemployment Data U, 1959-2002

7. BLS Unemployment Data U, 1959-2002

8. BLS Unemployment Data U for different groups

9. BLS Unemployment Data U for different groups

10. BLS Unemployment Data U for different groups

11. BLS Unemployment Data U for different groups

12. BLS Unemployment Data Searching

13. BLS Unemployment Data Searching

14. BLS Unemployment Data U for different nations

15. BLS Unemployment Data U for different nations

16. BLS Unemployment Data Job Gains

17. BLS Unemployment Data Job Creation, New and Old Business

18. BLS Unemployment Data Job Creation and Destruction

19. BLS Unemployment Data Job Creation and Destruction Conclusion: the labor market is dynamic

20. BLS Unemployment Data End ©2004 Charles W. Upton. All rights reserved Source for all data: Economic Report of the President