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>At 4.9 percent, the nation's unemployment rate is half of what it was at the height of the Great Recession. But that number hides a big problem: Millions of men in their prime working years have dropped out of the workforce — meaning they aren't working or even looking for a job.
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>an economic mystery
LOL
23 year old here. Never had a job and don't intend to. There is no reason to work. No incentive or guarantee.
Give me a house and wife and then I might be tempted. Until then, fuck off.
The fruits of dysgenics right there.
all work and no play...
Gee, I wonder if it has something to do with the other 50% of the population competing for the same number of jobs.
All men should leave the workforce. Let it burn. Men are naturally lazy. And that is a good thing.
Mexicans steal jobs,
Manufacturing jobs sent over-seas for lower cost
They blame the shit statistics on "men leaving the work force".
I'm 29 and jobless, why am I unemployed?
I got laid off along with 200 of my fellow employees and there are no jobs for me to get.
The economy is shit, don't blame it on MEN ffs.
This is why we need immigrants.
>make up dumb way of reporting "employment data"
>HEY LOOK EVERYTHING IS AWESOME
>fed speak
NEVER LISTEN TO (((THE FED)))