And that is low. EPOP each of the last 3 months has been below U.S historic low from the prior 72 years on record.
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data after late June until week ending July 12.
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Down 2.6 pp since June #JobsReport week.
Map shows estimated employment rates by state averaging over 2 weeks to 7/14 to reduce noise.
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This map shows each state's change between two different two-week periods: from the 2 weeks ending in the June #JobsReport week June 16 to the most-recent 2 weeks available ending July 14.
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Here's the raw data.
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Points to significantly slower growth, rather than reversal.
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14.4% on June 14
19.2% on July 11, most recent data.
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This rough seasonal adjustment gives a 1.0-2.2 pp decline in 18+ EPOP in HPS, instead of 1.4-2.6.
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