ninety million americans either aren’t working or aren’t looking for work.
ninety million americans either aren’t working or aren’t looking for work.
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feb 10, 2016 ... in his time magazine interview, trump claimed that 93 million americans were  out of work. trump, time magazine interview, aug. 20, 2015: our real  unemployment rate–in fact, i saw a chart the other day, our real unemployment– because you have ninety million people that aren't working. ninety-three ...
nov 14, 2014 ... more than 92 million americans last month were considered outside the labor  force entirely. while most of ... that means they aren't working now but haven't  looked for work recently enough to be counted as unemployed. while that's ... but  let's look in particular at the youngest part of the eligible workforce.
jun 27, 2016 ... the share of prime-age men (ages 25-54) who are neither working nor looking  for work has doubled since the 1970s. the u.s.'s labor participation ... today,  one in six prime-age men in america are either unemployed or out of the  workforce altogether—about 10 million men. so, this is the 10-million-man ...
nov 21, 2016 ... as the recovery from the great recession continues, job growth is solid and the  labor force is growing at close to its fastest pace since 2000 because more  unemployed workers are coming off the sidelines. still, the percentage of working -age americans in the labor force remains stuck near its lowest level ...
dec 2, 2016 ... the november jobs report looked pretty good on the surface except for one  number that popped off the page: 95 million americans out of the labor ... it  requires a lot of patience, creativity and open minds to look at things." glaser  believes the various factors at play aren't going to go away anytime soon.