Sentence examples for growth labor force from inspiring English sources

As witnessed by the most recent four employment reports – none of which showed employment growth, income growth, labor force growth and unemployment declines – economic conditions are quite weak.

In a major speech in February, Ms. Yellen highlighted not only the elevated unemployment rate, but also long-term joblessness, the high poverty rate, sluggish wage growth, labor force dropouts and homelessness as major reasons for the Fed to continue the stimulus.

First, this paper uses the historical experience of potential labor productivity growth, labor force participation, and weekly hours to simulate a range of outcomes for future potential growth finding a 90% confidence interval that ranges from 0.7% annual growth to 3.0% annual growth, centered by construction around the Congressional Budget Office projection of 1.8% annual growth.

Specifically, the report says real GDP will decelerate from about 3.1% now to 2.9% after 2008, due to several factors, including population growth, labor force participation and labor productivity.

That is, some underlying misalignment in resource allocation or distribution is preventing the macro economy from achieving its potential in terms of job growth, GDP growth, labor force participation, productivity, and full employment -- not just in recessions, but in recoveries as well.

Reducing legal immigration by prohibiting U.S. citizens from sponsoring for immigration close family members, such as siblings and adult children, would reduce both U.S. economic growth and labor force growth, according to a recent study from the National Foundation for American Policy.

Specifically, they are net of the growth rate in the overall adult population and not the growth in labor force, which is less exogenous since the number of people seeking jobs can be affected by economic conditions.

"Greece is still assumed to go from the lowest to among the highest productivity growth and labor force participation rates in the euro area, which will require very ambitious and steadfast reforms".

Because of fast population growth, the labor force is expected to double in the next 25 years (ibid).

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch has called for "tax incentives... [to] incentivize growth and labor force participation" in Puerto Rico.

In the separate household survey, the unemployment rate edged up to 5.5percentt, but this was due to strong growth in labor force participation, not weaker demand for labor.