Falling Unemployment Could Add to Worries About the U.S. Labor Market


Many economists would welcome a small rise in the unemployment rate.

They are troubled by the rate’s swift decline from its pandemic peak because it partly reflects a lack of job seekers—effectively limiting the amount of fuel in the economy’s engine.



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