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Understanding the Cases for Economic Equity
Four cases that examine the importance of economic equity suggest that greater equity could strengthen the entire economy.
Not Working, Out-of-School Young Adults in the U.S. by Race and Geography
An analysis examines the rates of U.S. young adults who aren’t in school or working—that is, “disconnected”—by where they live and by race and ethnicity.
The Enduring Regional Economic Challenges Associated with the Pandemic
Families in the Eighth District states are already struggling because of the pandemic. Until COVID-19 is reined in, the economic effects will likely endure.
Journal Article
Where Are Labor Markets the Tightest? A Tale of the 100 Largest US Cities
How does labor market tightness vary across the US, and how have labor markets changed since the pandemic? The vacancy-to-unemployment ratio is a common measure.
The Beveridge Curve and Structural Barriers in the Labor Market
Beveridge curves for vulnerable groups, especially single mothers, differ from the overall workforce, meaning structural barriers to the job matching process exist.
Journal Article
Despite a Tight Labor Market, Job Opportunities Lag for Eighth District Out-of-School Young Adults
Out-of-school young adults in the Eighth District have made employment gains in a tight labor market but continue to encounter barriers to finding jobs.
The Current Labor Market for Workers with a Disability
People with disabilities can be a talent pool if employers reduce recruitment and workplace barriers.
What Does the Beveridge Curve Tell Us about the Labor Market Recovery?
Examining the relationship between the jobless rate and the job vacancy rate reveals recent changes in the job matching process between U.S. employers and workers.
Inflation, Softer Jobs Market Challenge Vulnerable Workers
Persistent inflation and slower job growth may further challenge vulnerable groups, particularly LMI families and out-of-school young Black and Latino adults.
The New Challenges to Economic Equity in 2023
For many workers, the benefits of the strong U.S. labor market weren’t felt equally last year. Recent headwinds may create new challenges for vulnerable workers in 2023.