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Employment numbers are improving, but only slightly. Millions of Americans remain out of work or underemployed as the economic recovery continues slowly. Brookings experts look at monthly jobs reports, examine ways to get Americans back to work, and recommend ideas to move the country back to prosperity and economic stability.
Reuters/Rick Wilking - A job seeker talks to an exhibitor at the Colorado Hospital Association health care career fair in Denver April 9, 2013.
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Unemployment Likely To Fall to 7.2% in September, With Smaller Gains Going Forward
October 3, 2013, Regis Barnichon
In the latest unemployment rate forecast of the Barnichon-Nekarda model, Regis Barnichon predicts that the decline in the unemployment rate will continue, bringing it to 7.2% for September 2013.
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Testimony | United States House of Representatives, Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade, Committee on Energy and Commerce
April 18, 2013, Martin Neil Baily
Testimony | Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress
March 14, 2013, Alice M. Rivlin
Testimony | House Budget Committee
April 17, 2012, Ron Haskins
Testimony | U.S. Senate Budget Committee
September 20, 2011, Alice M. Rivlin
Testimony | Committee on Financial Services, U.S. House of Representatives
January 26, 2011, Donald Kohn
Testimony | Committee on Housing and Workforce Development, District of Columbia
August 2, 2010, Martha Ross
Testimony | Joint Economic Committee
July 27, 2010, Michael Greenstone
June 23, 2010, Martha Ross
Testimony | Committee on Housing and Workforce Development
June 16, 2010, Martha Ross
Testimony | Council of the District of Columbia Committee on Housing and Workforce Development
April 20, 2009, Martha Ross
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