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Employment & Unemployment

Employment rates measure the availability and engagement of workers in the labor market. Notable categories include the employment-to-population ratio, the unemployment rate, and the labor force participation rate.

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Series: Economic Letter
The Impact of El Niño on the U.S. Economy

Molly Ardren, Tobin Graf, Brigitte Roth Tran

Series: SF FedViews
SF FedViews: AI and Energy Shaping the Outlook for Growth and Inflation

Sylvain Leduc

Series: Economic Letter
What Do Financial Officers Predict for the Labor Market?

Stephie Fried, Tobin Graf, Simar Malhotra, Sanjay Singh

Series: Working Papers
A Dual Mandate Can Support Price Stability

Brent Bundick, Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau

Series: Economic Letter
What’s Behind the Declining Trend Unemployment Rate?

Andreas Hornstein, Marianna Kudlyak, Greeshma Avaradi, Taerin Kim

Series: Economic Letter
Job-Finding Anomalies of the Current Expansion

Ingrid Chen, Marianna Kudlyak, Riva Mikhlin

Series: SF FedViews
SF FedViews: Labor Market in Balance but Inflation Elevated and Uncertain

Thomas M. Mertens

Series: Economic Letter
Calibrating Monetary Policy

Regis Barnichon, Aayush Singh

Series: SF FedViews
SF FedViews: Uncertainty Clouds the Outlook on Inflation and the Economy

Oscar Jorda

Series: Economic Letter
How Labor Force Participation Has Diverged Across Genders

Andreas Hornstein, Marianna Kudlyak, Greeshma Avaradi, Taerin Kim