Los Angeles unemployment hits 19.5%, while Salt Lake reports 6.2% and Oklahoma City reports 7% (unemployment rate, generation)

[lovecrowds]

Wow, that really is something 19.5% unemployment in LA County. Las Vegas and Orlando which basically the two-major tourism epicenters during this pandemic have lower unemployment rates.

Unemployment rates will collapse in Las Vegas once they have hopefully have a robust vaccine. New York City is the financial epicenter of a debt and leverage based economy so they will do incredible also with-in a year or two.

Los Angeles on the other hand will likely be an economic mess for many years to come. A city that is a bio-hazard due to its multi-generational households crowded in tiny apartments that are causing some of the highest number of COVID-19 in a city worldwide, has extremely high taxeds for third-world services, a city where perhaps half the population that can't even articulate one sentence because the educational system is third-world quality at best.

Hopefully companies leave Los Angeles in droves. Glad to see the unemployment rate of LA the highest in the nation. The city is a COVID-19 factory because it is full of multi-generational households crowded in homes and tremendous amounts of people have way too many children that they can't afford also.

Los Angeles 19.5% unemployment

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WkvjD1ZK5o

Oklahoma City 7% unemployment


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUqr8DHv4uk

Salt Lake City 6.2% unemployment


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=348Hiw44gE4

I guess robust, very pro-business economic Oklahoma City and Salt Lake City are having a beautiful economic renaissance. Can't imagine how hot the economy is going to get in Salt Lake City and Oklahoma City once a vaccine comes out it's going economic miracle because of their rock-bottom taxes, low regulations.

Los Angeles though is in a state of economic collapse with an unemployment rate of a whopping 19.5% compared to 6.2% in Salt Lake City with it's alpine mountains and 7% in Oklahoma City with crystal clear lakes, lush trees and downtown that offers Bricktown something that Los Angeles doesn't offer.

https://www.bls.gov/web/metro/laulrgma.htm

https://www.bls.gov/regions/west/ca_losangeles_md.htm

[LS Jaun]

No suprise. LA has become a S-hole. Some of the wealthy suburbs are wonderful

[eddie gein]

Salt Lake > OKC > Rest of the world...

And we are coming for you Salt Lake.