From BLS found via Economix

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I created this infographic to compare the unemployment rate over the last 18 months to the Great Depression.

Data from Bureau of Labor Statistics: Current Population Survey (CPS)
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Screenshots taken from NYTimes Interactive graphic. While not the most recent unemployment data, I liked these maps because you see the the location of the house bubble and the manufacturing in the U.S. and the severity of the unemployment in many of those areas.
Housing Bubble

Unemployment rate in counties where home prices rose to at least 175% of 2000 levels.
Manufacturing

Unemployment rate in counties where at least 25 percent of earnings came from manufacturing, 1998-2000.
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From CEPR, for the first time (since 1993) the U.S. unemployment equals the total unemployment of the first 15 countries in the European Union:

U.S. unemployment rate ranks 4th to last among the major OECD countries: 
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Following up my last post Job Growth: Last 4 years vs Next 4 years, I took a couple of screenshots of USATODAY.com interactive graphic comparing the best and worst sectors:
{Click on the image to take a closer look}
The Best: Government

The Worst: Financial activities

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Simple way to keep track job growth forecasts. USATODAY.com has created a interactive graphic updated each month with revised data from Moody’s Economy.com. Found via Interactive Narratives


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