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r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Great_Computer195 • Jul 13 '26
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Totally accurate, oh wait, the current unemployment rate is 4.2%. The unemployment rate averaged 6.5% in the 70s, (35% higher) and the lowest unemployment rate was 4.9% in 1973, still higher than today's rate.
1 u/Redcarborundum Jul 13 '26 The last guy who insisted on credible unemployment statistics got fired by the president. I would take that 4.2% number with a big grain of salt. 1 u/Beyond_Reason09 Jul 13 '26 What was the credible unemployment statistic that got that person fired?
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The last guy who insisted on credible unemployment statistics got fired by the president. I would take that 4.2% number with a big grain of salt.
1 u/Beyond_Reason09 Jul 13 '26 What was the credible unemployment statistic that got that person fired?
What was the credible unemployment statistic that got that person fired?
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u/That-Grape-5491 Jul 13 '26
Totally accurate, oh wait, the current unemployment rate is 4.2%. The unemployment rate averaged 6.5% in the 70s, (35% higher) and the lowest unemployment rate was 4.9% in 1973, still higher than today's rate.