Similar words: unemployment, employment, unemployed, deployment, employ, employee, employer, self-employed. Meaning: n. the percentage of the work force that is unemployed at any given date.
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31. The gain will be large enough, however, to hold the unemployment rate steady at 5. 6 percent.
32. The unemployment rate is close to the national average, and the recession has hit far harder in the south.
33. The policy-makers are still not entirely sure why inflation has remained so low despite a 5. 3 percent unemployment rate.
34. Mr Fallon said the town's unemployment rate on which its status was fixed was below the national average of ten percent.
35. The unemployment rate for black high school graduates in 1994 was nearly double that of white high school graduates.
36. The size of the public sector deficit is one of them, the unemployment rate is not.
37. The report tracks the unemployment rate nationally and in 11 major states, including Michigan.
38. In 1994 the unemployment rate for recent high school graduates not enrolled in college was 36 percent.
39. The unemployment rate and the ratio of job-seekers to vacancies both fell precipitately.
40. The official unemployment rate approaches 50 percent, and the true rate probably is higher.
41. The unemployment rate in the area is about 13 percent, being rather higher in the winter months and near the coast.
42. The unemployment rate jumped to 9. 9 percent in December from 9. 3 percent in November.
43. Lucas did not suggest that the observed fluctuations in unemployment were systematic deviations from the natural unemployment rate.
44. In April Britain's unemployment rate was unchanged at 10.5% of the workforce.
45. The unemployment rate remains steady at 6. 3 percent in December.
46. Quite the contrary: they were fluctuations of the natural unemployment rate.
47. Massachusetts' unemployment rate rose to 5. 2 percent in December from 5. 1 percent in November.
48. Of those, California posted the highest unemployment rate -- 7. 7 percent -- last month.
49. The measured unemployment rate for the advanced capitalist countries had fallen below 3 percent.
50. The unemployment rate, not seasonally adjusted, dropped from 3.9 to 3.6 percent.
51. Changing metaphor, the equilibrium unemployment rate is seen to be shackled to the actual rate.
52. The rising unemployment rate was balm to Wall Street, which always worries over any hints of possible inflation.
53. First arrive at an estimate of the natural unemployment rate.
54. By the early 1980s, it took an unemployment rate of 11% to bring inflation down.
55. Although the unemployment rate here is still below the national average the gap is closing.
56. S unemployment rate has declined in recent years, the rate for blacks and Hispanic people is considerably higher than for whites.
57. He said that 1994 started with an 11 percent unemployment rate and there were three months where the rate topped 10 percent.
58. From the point of view of demand management, therefore(sentence dictionary), frictional and structural unemployment is an irreducible minimum unemployment rate.
59. The unemployment rate hovered at 5. 5 per-cent, the lowest in about fifteen years.
60. Last year's unemployment rate among blacks was 10.5%, more than twice that for whites.
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