Snapshot
The share of the prime-working-age population with a job has declined in all but two states: Change in employment-to-population ratio of workers ages 25–54, 2007Q3–2014Q3 (percentage points)
State | Change |
---|---|
United States | -3.02 |
Georgia | -7.70 |
Kentucky | -7.37 |
New Mexico | -6.97 |
Arkansas | -6.10 |
Rhode Island | -5.38 |
Alabama | -5.28 |
Nevada | -4.96 |
Hawaii | -4.90 |
Utah | -4.78 |
Tennessee | -4.73 |
West Virginia | -4.57 |
Mississippi | -4.32 |
North Carolina | -4.11 |
Virginia | -3.94 |
Florida | -3.73 |
South Carolina | -3.71 |
Ohio | -3.68 |
Idaho | -3.68 |
Arizona | -3.59 |
California | -3.59 |
New Jersey | -3.51 |
Maine | -3.50 |
Alaska | -3.39 |
Wyoming | -3.37 |
New York | -3.34 |
Colorado | -3.34 |
Louisiana | -3.31 |
Iowa | -3.27 |
South Dakota | -3.00 |
Pennsylvania | -2.98 |
Washington | -2.86 |
Kansas | -2.65 |
Connecticut | -2.62 |
Delaware | -2.57 |
Missouri | -2.55 |
Oregon | -2.51 |
Maryland | -1.88 |
Illinois | -1.73 |
North Dakota | -1.64 |
Nebraska | -1.57 |
New Hampshire | -1.30 |
Wisconsin | -1.26 |
Vermont | -1.07 |
Indiana | -0.98 |
Montana | -0.75 |
District of Columbia | -0.74 |
Texas | -0.50 |
Massachusetts | -0.43 |
Minnesota | -0.15 |
Michigan | 0.331 |
Oklahoma | 0.403 |
Source: EPI Analysis of Current Population Survey microdata, 2007Q3–2014Q3
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