Animated Unemployment
Lance on Nov 21 2009 at 12:27 am | Filed under: Economic Indicators, Economics, Employment, economy
A very cool animated Graphic showing the change in unemployment over the last two years.
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the unemployment rate today is a bit higher because of the recession but hopefully the economy would recover soon..’-