So while American unemployment has exceeded 8%, up from its structural rate between 5% and 6%, European countries are holding steady around 7.6%.
While the summer population holds steady around 3,000, the year-rounders who run the ferry, volunteer fire department and marine ambulance recite their sad song of decline by decade: 1,500 residents in 1950, but just 500 by 1960; 321 when the census started keeping track in 1990, down to 289 in 2000.
Meanwhile, Microsoft's search share has fallen from around 14% to 5%, while Yahoo!'s has held steady around 21%.
This is in stark contrast to bitcoin, as the crypto asset holds steady around $6,400 above major support of $6,000.
For Infiniti, Nissans luxury line in the U.S. — whose sales have been pretty much steady (around 63,000 cars last year) — a new I30 sedan with a much more powerful 227hp engine is coming this summer.
Any assumption that the inability to find a Test-quality opener is because top-order batsmen are not pulling their weight in county cricket would be incorrect - the percentage of runs scored by openers in the County Championship has held steady around 25% every year since 2000.
Among independents, the number has remained steady, around one-quarter.
Instead, recorded deaths have been steady, around 20 a year in a county of 41,000.
The number of people covered by Medicaid held steady around 28 million, the Census Bureau said.
People's circulation has held fairly steady around 3.56 million because as single copy sales have decreased, subscription sales have increased.
The Teamsters' membership has stayed steady, around 1.4m, since the current president, James Hoffa junior, took office in 1999.
