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Despite the small increase in the labor force , those not in the labor force rose fasterleadingto a slight decline in the labor force participation rate
the only factorcausingthe lower labor participation rate
factorsleadingto the decline of the labor force participation rate
the lack of jobshas causedthe labor force participation rate to fall
demographic trends ... this periodhas contributedto decline in labor force participation rate
the Great Recession and a slow recovery from ithave ... contributedto the lower labor participation rate
an aging U.S populationcausingthe labor force participation rate to fall
a higher populationleadsto a higher labor force participation rate
the forcesare causingthis decline of the labor force participation rate
higher investmentwill ... leadto higher labour force participation rate
a strong labor market , such as one represented by a 4.7 % unemployment ratecausesan increase in the labor force participation rate
the increase in the number of persons not in the labor force and the decrease in the number of total labor force(passive) was caused byThe decline in the labor force participation rate
the increase in opioidshas contributedto the lower labor force participation rate
all these forcescontributeto low labor force participation rates
negative reasonscontributingto a lower labor force participation rate
these expansionsdid ... influencethe labor force participation rates of women
because the Baby Boomer generation is retiringcausingthe labor force participation rate to decline
The decrease in the number of persons not in the labor forcecontributedto the higher labor force participation rate
changing age structureinfluencesthe overall labor force participation rate
baby boomerscausingthe labor force participation rate to go down
Baby BoomersCausingthe Labor Force Participation Rate to Drop
inefficienciescould leadto a low labor force participation rate
Retiring Baby BoomersCausingthe Labor Force Participation Rate to Drop
An aging workforce and a large population of eligible workers disconnected from education and employment opportunitieshave contributedto a low labor force participation rate
that rising incomescauseddeclining labor power participation
fewer personnelleadingto the lowest labor participation rates
other factorscontributeto a falling labor force participation rate
The Democratic economyhas resultedin the lowest labor participation rate
The rising school enrollment rate among teenagerscould have contributedto their falling labor force participation rate
Even the uptick in the unemployment rate to 3.9 %resultedfrom a labor force rising participation rate
These , combined with a few other factorshave resultedin the lowest labor force participation rate
a factorinfluencing very muchthe labor participation rate
people retiringis causinglabor force participation to decline
work leadingto a record - low labor force participation rate
dropped out of the labor marketresultingin a record low labor force participation rate
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many factorsinfluencinglabor force participation rates
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to a pivot on defined - contribution planshave ledto a pivot on defined - contribution plans
to the falling jobless ratehas contributedto the falling jobless rate
to a rise in the unemployment rateledto a rise in the unemployment rate
The program(passive) was designedThe program
a shortage of workers ... leading somehas causeda shortage of workers ... leading some
the economy(passive) caused bythe economy
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alsocontributedalso
to decrease in the unemployment rate following the recessioncontributedto decrease in the unemployment rate following the recession
from a large retirement increase that began in 2008has resultedfrom a large retirement increase that began in 2008
to underskilled segments of the population which are chronically underemployedleadsto underskilled segments of the population which are chronically underemployed
to decreased unemploymenthas also contributedto decreased unemployment
the study resultshas influencedthe study results
to lower unemploymentmay leadto lower unemployment
the Unemployment Rate to move up from 4.7 % to 4.9 %causedthe Unemployment Rate to move up from 4.7 % to 4.9 %
a Strategy to participate in the performance of the linked index to only a small extentwould causea Strategy to participate in the performance of the linked index to only a small extent
inevitably lead to a lower unemployment ratewill leadinevitably lead to a lower unemployment rate
to selection biasmay also leadto selection bias
long ( part timecausinglong ( part time
from an aging populationresultsfrom an aging population
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an increase in the unemployment ratecould have ... causedan increase in the unemployment rate
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This dip(passive) was caused byThis dip
from job seeker frustrationresultingfrom job seeker frustration
to lower wages and lower tax incomeleadingto lower wages and lower tax income
to a cyclical low in the unemployment rate of 4.5 %ledto a cyclical low in the unemployment rate of 4.5 %
from these trendsresultingfrom these trends
to generally lackluster consumer spendingis probably contributingto generally lackluster consumer spending
to generally lackluster consumer spendingis probably contributingto generally lackluster consumer spending
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in lower national economic growthresultingin lower national economic growth
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