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You do see the common sense aspect of how this all works, right?
The current unemployment rate is at 4.1%, a 17-year low. With such a low unemployment rate, they are not that many jobs to be created as there are when it's at 8 or 9 percent..
When the unemployment rate in 2011-2012 was 8% - 9%, there are more people out of work, hence, more jobs that can be created.
You do see the common sense aspect of how this all works, right?
The current unemployment rate is at 4.1%, a 17-year low. With such a low unemployment rate, they are not that many jobs to be created as there are when it's at 8 or 9 percent..
When the unemployment rate in 2011-2012 was 8% - 9%, there are more people out of work, hence, more jobs that can be created.
You do see the common sense aspect of how this all works, right?
The current unemployment rate is at 4.1%, a 17-year low. With such a low unemployment rate, they are not that many jobs to be created as there are when it's at 8 or 9 percent..
When the unemployment rate in 2011-2012 was 8% - 9%, there are more people out of work, hence, more jobs that can be created.
That would make sense were it not for the fact that the American population continues to grow year after year.
We're fine, we've had positive job growth every month since we elected Republicans to run Congress in 2010. 4.1% unemployment and lowest black and hispanic unemployment ever or good news to everyone except Democrats.
This tax reduction will grow the economy making wealth for every American that participates in the economy...#MAGA
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