In 2008, the U.S. economy collided with two historic forces. The
first force was the Great Recession, the most severe economic
crisis in a generation. While the economy has recovered
considerably over the last five years, there is little doubt that
more work remains to address some of the challenges left in the
wake of the Great Recession. This book analyses the evolution of
the labour force participation rate since late 2007 and attempts to
quantify the effects of these various forces.
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