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- While the unemployment rate is very low, other measures of the labor force suggest the economy is not at full employment.
- A full employment economy would suggest stronger wage growth than we’ve seen recently.
In the mainstream media, I often hear that we are near full employment and wages are starting to rise.
So let’s talk about “full employment.”See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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