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675. Unemployed Persons, by Sex and Reason
[In thousands (2,238 represents 2,238,000). For civilian noninstitutional population 16 years old and over. Annual averages of monthly figures.Based on Current Population Survey;
see text, Section 1, Population,and Appendix III]
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SEX AND REASON
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1970
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1975
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1980
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1981
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1982
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1983
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1984
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1985
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1986
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1987
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1988
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1989
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1990 1
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1991
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1992
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1993
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1994 1
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1995
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1996
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1997 1
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1998 1
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1999 1
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Male, total
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2,238
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4,442
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4,267
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4,577
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6,179
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6,260
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4,744
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4,521
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4,530
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4,101
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3,655
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3,525
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3,906
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4,946
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5,523
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5,055
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4,367
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3,983
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3,880
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3,577
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3,266
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3,066
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Job losers 2
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1,199
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2,909
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2,649
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2,821
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4,278
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4,331
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2,976
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2,749
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2,725
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2,432
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2,078
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1,975
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2,257
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3,172
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3,593
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3,150
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2,416
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2,190
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2,158
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1,902
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1,703
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1,563
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Job leavers
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282
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375
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438
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435
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390
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386
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375
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409
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520
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494
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503
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495
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528
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507
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495
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507
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408
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407
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372
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414
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368
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389
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Reentrants
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533
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782
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776
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850
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946
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953
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867
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876
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805
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761
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697
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726
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806
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891
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978
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939
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1,265
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1,113
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1,076
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1,004
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931
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895
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New entrants
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224
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377
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405
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472
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565
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589
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526
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487
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480
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413
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376
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328
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315
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375
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457
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459
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278
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273
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273
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257
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264
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219
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Female, total
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1,855
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3,486
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3,370
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3,696
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4,499
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4,457
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3,794
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3,791
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3,707
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3,324
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3,046
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3,003
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3,140
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3,683
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4,090
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3,885
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3,629
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3,421
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3,356
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3,162
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2,944
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2,814
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Job losers 2
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614
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1,478
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1,297
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1,446
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1,990
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1,926
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1,445
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1,390
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1,308
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1,134
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1,014
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1,008
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1,130
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1,522
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1,796
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1,699
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1,399
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1,286
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1,212
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1,135
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1,119
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1,059
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Job leavers
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267
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452
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453
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488
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450
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444
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449
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468
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494
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471
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480
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529
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513
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497
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507
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469
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383
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417
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402
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381
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366
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394
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Reentrants
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696
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1,110
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1,152
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1,252
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1,438
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1,459
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1,317
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1,380
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1,355
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1,213
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1,112
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1,117
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1,124
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1,247
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1,307
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1,259
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1,521
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1,412
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1,435
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1,334
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1,201
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1,111
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New entrants
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279
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447
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468
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509
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621
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627
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584
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552
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549
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506
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440
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349
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373
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416
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480
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459
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326
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306
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307
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312
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257
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250
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1 See footnote 2, Table 643.
2 Beginning 1994, persons who completed temporary jobs are identified separately and are included as job losers.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,Employment and Earnings, monthly, January issues; Bulletin 2307; and unpublished data.
http://stats.bls.gov/newsrels.htm
https://allcountries.org/uscensus/675_unemployed_persons_by_sex_and_reason.html
These tables are based on figures supplied by the United States Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce and are subject to revision by the Census Bureau.
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