Economists that had been surveyed by Briefing.com believed
that the unemployment rate would stay the same and 150,000 jobs would be
created in the month of December. The actual report stated that 155,000 jobs
were created in December and the unemployment rate fell by a tenth of a point
from November to 7.7%. The increase in jobs and slight decrease in unemployment
rates in 2012 was about the same as in 2011. “That’s not enough to make a
significant dent in the unemployment rate,” said economists. The number of
long-term unemployed Americans was about 4.8 million, which was not very
different from 2011.
This is not good that things are still not changing much.
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